Late 18th Century English / Scottish Antique Wrought Iron Peerman on a Turned Wooden Base

An 18th Century English / Scottish antique peerman.

The sprung iron drawers are of sufficient tension to hold a fir cone which, would have been dipped in tallow or animal fat, allowed to dry and then ignited to produce light.

Supported on a turned wooden base of good colour.

Condition – good.  There is some age related surface pitting to the iron and minor losses to the turned wooden base but all-in-all this item has a great look about it. An additional condition report is available upon request.

Size: Height 54 cm (21 1/4″)

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