An Unusual Late 19thC Italian Carved & Painted Jardinière Stand

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An Unusual Late 19thC Italian Carved & Painted Jardinière StandOrigin: Italian Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Height: 33 inches Top Diameter: 21 inches (all at extremities) The unusual and well carved and painted Italian softwood jardinire stand, modelled as a campagna top set with a Japanese Imari charger, raised on a turned and carved column of three carytids with tripod C scroll supports survives from the last quarter of the nineteenth century. This piece has a life history

which is so often the case with sculpture like this

1602–1799) vessels

and rather rare piece of folk art documenting the lives and times of the Victorian people

It is difficult to discern which Sir Joseph these plates refer to specifically but they probably remained as part of the fixtures of the house for a long period given the Christian name was handed down through the generations

on a sham point of order

Both seat pans are later replacements

If ever one wanted to play apothecary hangman

) moulded half-round death mask of a middle-aged male

Seeburg and instructions plate

The piece is presented in sound overall condition with a nice aged patination to the bone and ivory and verdegris to the bronze

The impress marks present to one side of the base are hard to distinguish through the glaze though they are discernable through research

though more importantly there are no tears or holes and the three colours are still very vivid

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