'William Hall's Wee Chest 1893', Scottish Folk Art Pine Chest Regency This is a lovely early

This is a lovely early example of a revolutionary portable instrument which enabled an easier and more accurate measuring of blood pressure than the preceding mercurial manometer allowed

Two volumes (Canto I and Canto II) are bound into one book

or the terza rima

The extremities of each volume show some shelf wear

'William Hall's Wee Chest 1893', Scottish Folk Art Pine Chest Regency This is a lovely early*RESERVED* A delightful late 19th century Scottish folk art pine chest of 'wee' proportions. The chest has a central brass plaque reading, 'William Hall's Wee Chest 1893'. A brass Celtic style cross is nailed to each corner, and the lid opens to reveal a miniature candle box to the interior, the whole raised upon four feet. There are signs of wear commensurate with age throughout but all joints and brass elements remain firmly affixed, and the wood