Antique Georgian Country 18th Century Elm Dough Bin Baker's Table Chest 1780 Sculpture The sculpture is finely modeled

The sculpture is finely modeled representing the Goddess of Plenty holding a cornucopia of fruit

the Perlmutter sisters

then moved to Paris where he continued with the landscape painter Bertin

New Hampshire

He also exhibited European and Southwestern paintings in San Francisco and Kansas City

Antique Georgian Country 18th Century Elm Dough Bin Baker's Table Chest 1780 Sculpture The sculpture is finely modeledA good antique Georgian country 18th century elm dough bin, baker's table, circa 1780. The table of typical form and having a lift up lid enclosing twin storage area, original used to store and mix and also prove bread dough. The bread bin is canted to the front and rear and is joined with dovetails, raised on bobbin turned supports and united by peripheral stretchers, above bun feet. The dough bin table is made from solid figured elm wood, it is of