A Late 19thC Painted Stone Garden Tazza Urn on Stand c.1900

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A Late 19thC Painted Stone Garden Tazza Urn on Stand c.1900Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Urn Diameter: 18 Height: 32 Base: 18 The decorative composition stone garden urn in tazza form with fluted body and showing remnants of original paint, with stiff leaf detailing and standing on an octagonal plinth base, the pair surviving from zeniths of the nineteenth century. Proving to be in very decorative condition the whole is well aged with the painted finish flaked

Dresser’s best work for Ault rivals that made at Linthorpe

1870Height: 31

though other makers such as Liberty and Jas Shoolbred also made chairs of this type due to its popularity

A very similar panel can be seen pictured in “The Works in Architecture of Robert and James Adam” (Dover Books on Architecture) and Plate 70

the seat recovered in Linwood’s Dusk Tuscan linen with piping throughout

The text hails from Matthew 26:41 which in full reads “Watch and pray so that you will not fall into temptation

experimented with articulated legs

or even the 2010 Chap Olympiad

1830-50Diameter: 17”Height: 14

pagodas and landscapes and later brass drop ring handles

Each character has its own marked housing slot and the plates are interchangeable if required

meaning "against suffering"