A Pair of Carved Stone & Tôle Peinte Topiary Garden Urns c.1900

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A Pair of Carved Stone & Tôle Peinte Topiary Garden Urns c.1900Origin: BritishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: from a Scottish Country HouseDate: c. 1900Height: 43Width: 24Depth: 18The Bases: 13 SquareThe three piece stone country house urns, being wonderfully decorative, with each urn having scrolled neoclassical handles and issuing metallic painted tole sprays of flowers with three flower heads to each, to socle supports and square bases; the wholes surviving from the zeniths of the nineteenth century and from

the wholes made up of six parts

The large and chunky polychrome painted and gilded pricket sconce formed of ancanthus leaves and scrolls

The movement stick and controls are in part later replacements

For references there are three identical examples are illustrated by Michael Archer

the green and red under surface

1860-701: 9

to be positioned against a wall or it may have even been once a stand

Bantu and "pygmies" Ituri and Somali groups and the Yemen

The good quality one piece ebonised shop display cabinet being glazed to all three sides

Depth: 37 inches (each and at extremities)

The text to the plate roughly translates to “Spanish guard fought after the parade kick plate 44 publish'd selon act of parliament Feb

The painter of this chair could possibly have been Thomas Wilkes