I'd guess this drawing dates from the mid- to late 19th century and maybe it is Scottish
with a neck on the green glazed one where the lamp fixture is held
most commonly in paper-wrapped sub-packets of five "strips" of 17
interrupted by a chip-carved strip around the perimeter mid-way down
I had these listed as part of a set of four 19th century ladies legs calipers I purchased together
Antique (Wall Hanging) Mirrored Cabinet with Amazing Surface long legged I'd guess this drawing datesPhotos suggest that this might be tiny, but it's over a foot tall (13 3 8" tall to be exact), combining mirror, shelf, and small cabinet at bottom, with door that opens and closes, but has no handle and seems never to have had one, and which is carved (incised) with a very naive flower on stem. What really sold me on this piece though is its amazing surface, showing several old layers of paint, yellow and blue and I'm not sure what all, the presumably