An Early 19thC Repaired Beechwood Bowl c.1830-40

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An Early 19thC Repaired Beechwood Bowl c.1830-40Origin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Diameter: 12. 25 Height: 5. 5 The wonderful treen bowl, in beech, having a residual dark stain, groove turned rim band and a lovingly executed blacksmith sheet metal patch repair to one flank to mend a crack, the whole with a lovely deep patination and surviving from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. The condition of the plate is purely perfection in imperfection.

the ivory is very well carved and now proves tactile and does not suffer from chips or losses

12 ½ x 8cm

Trademark in Holland No

the whole surviving from the middle of nineteenth century England

probably having once been part of an architectural element

Even the River Trent was incorporated into the designs and was diverted to flow into the lake

held at Crystal Palace in Hyde Park

The mahogany whole upholstered in olive button-back green leather

Only British artillery used the more modern block-trail carriage and the wood of British artillery carriages was painted grey with the iron parts black

Decorative finery at its most regal

rough-coated breed of dog in the terrier group

Width: 6 inches

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