A French Painted Pine Folk Art Trinket Box in the Form of a Rabbit c.1840-60 sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus We cannot find any information

We cannot find any information on this artist

The work is presented unframed though on period card and will be sold with the mid twentieth century bulldog clip shown to hang it

is known as the Victorian era

and was buried at Ashby St Ledgers

With an exceptionally rich colour and deep patination this well used chair is stable and there is lonely a little movement in the joints

A French Painted Pine Folk Art Trinket Box in the Form of a Rabbit c.1840-60 sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus We cannot find any informationOrigin: French Period: 2nd Empire Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Width: 6. 5 Height: 5 Depth: 3 The charming sunshine yellow painted French trinket box in the form of a rabbit, with red eyes and black painted facial details, the top section being hinged and sliding to reveal a vacant hollowed out paprika red interior, the whole being provincially made and of folk art interest. The box has had some historic repairs as photographed with the ears