A Carved & Painted Pine George III Period Mourning Monument Urn c.1800

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A Carved & Painted Pine George III Period Mourning Monument Urn c.1800Origin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 32 Width: 12. 5 Depth: 12. 5 (all at extremities) The beautifully carved large painted pine mourning monument in the form of a classical urn carved with flowing drapery, having an iron cap finial, scrollwork handle and incised banded decoration, the whole standing on a later square stepped plinth base and surviving from George III period England. The patina to the paint is

In as found original condition

An immensely covetable picture today

As their popularity spread

survives from the late nineteenth century

the shaped Regency period japanned tin baskets having brass mounts including shell handles

executed 1656–58

plate 16 the ‘marqueterie table’ also show the very same employed and a similar surmount to plate 41 the ‘Elizabethan chair’ showing a similar splat back whilst the pierced Gothic tracery shown in plate 59 in the ‘gothic sofa’ is similar to our example

as were the descriptive labels on the back of each picture

This type of lamp is actually rather hard to find

a person of note would certainly have ‘Druce & Co’ on their list of places to shop for furniture needs

Feb 13th 1900` printed to one foot sole

Vatican City) is one of the most famous pictures of this subject matter and presents a symbiosis between an emotionally strung theme and a monolithic

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