An Important Early Victorian Stained Pine Chest; ‘Toy Music H.R.H Princess Beatrice’ c.1860 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews Beatrice had a more relaxed

Beatrice had a more relaxed infancy than her siblings because of her relationship with her parents

but is otherwise in totally original order

It operated as Elkington

birth’ … followed by a label for ‘The will of Thomas Tindal Esquire – Dated 31st August 1846 – dies 26th July 1857’

An Important Early Victorian Stained Pine Chest; ‘Toy Music H.R.H Princess Beatrice’ c.1860 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews Beatrice had a more relaxedOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early VictorianProvenance: Marilyn Rose, Isle of WightDate: c. 1860Height: 15. 5Width: 31. 5Depth: 20. 5Of Royal interest and in utterly original condition, the stained and painted pine chest sign written to the top in black Toy Music H. R. H Princess Beatrice, the whole being dovetail jointed and opening to reveal a vacant partitioned interior, one section for toys the other for musical instruments, the whole of large size and