A Pair of c.1920s Leather & Pine ‘Walker’s Age’ Octavo Cabinets sub-Antiques Euphrosyne

Euphrosyne

a spiky chap but as soft as a brush and as hollow as the murmur of the midnight sea

and became very popular at home and abroad

London's Hyde Park was the site of an informal pet's cemetery between 1881 and 1903 in the gatekeeper's garden

A Pair of c.1920s Leather & Pine ‘Walker’s Age’ Octavo Cabinets sub-Antiques EuphrosyneOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 25 Height: 7. 5 inches (each) Width: 13. 75 inches (each) Depth: 9. 75 inches (each) The two banks of six drawer cabinets comprising of twelve individual drawers having pine and card carcasses brass swing handles and leather clad fronts in green and blue each with alphabetical labelling from A Z, the interiors with patent lock clips surviving from a Boots chemist shop