Antique Large Carpenter's Workbench c.1890-1900 Religious began in Chicago in the

began in Chicago in the mid 1920s by Ray E

The clock needs to be rewired and currently does not work

Five graduated drawers with Mahogany fronts

B Street Pier Gallery

He curated the RA’s exhibition Africa: The Art of a Continent (1995) which travelled to the Martin Gropius Bau

Antique Large Carpenter's Workbench c.1890-1900 Religious began in Chicago in theABOUT A large, antique solid Maple carpenter's workbench with inlay tray used to house larger tools and dovetail joints. The bench features two wooden and castiron screw vises that work properly and extend out. There are 17 "dogs" spaced along the width of the front. Pegs were placed in the dogs to hold a piece into place while working on it. The piece is structurally sound and has retained the naturally distressed look of an industrial piece of this