19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest

19th century Royal Navy campaign chest

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An unusual example of a large pine naval chest with oak scumble paint finish to resemble oak and iron strap work. To the top sits a brass plaque engraved 'John Stone, Outfitters, Portsea - C. J. Bolton RN'. John Stone was a naval outfitter supplying naval uniforms in Portsmouth to the Royal Navy during the mid 19th century

Provenance: From a large country house in West Sussex

Measuring: 105 cm wide, 65cm high, 60 cm deep

British, c. 1850

 

19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
19th century Royal Navy campaign chest
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