A Good Quality Victorian Dark Patinated Cast Iron Paperweight in the Form of a Ladies Hand c.1870-80

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A Good Quality Victorian Dark Patinated Cast Iron Paperweight in the Form of a Ladies Hand c.1870-80Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Height: 5 Width: 2. 5 Base Diameter: 1. 5 (all at extremities) The good quality dark patinated cast iron novelty desk or paperweight, finely modelled as a dainty female hand to a bejewelled lace cuff, having a cabochon ring to the index finger and on a circular base, survives from high Victorian England. In very good condition, the piece has expected wear and a lovely dark and

containing approximately forty five specimens of butterfly

The Largest: Height: 29

Depth: 12 inches (all at extremities)

clearly has a happy disposition and the facial features are exceptionally well carved

lighting and fine art

This work powerfully and simply reflects how Cecile is caught up in a love triangle between her father and his lovers Elsa and Anne

Butler was a popular portrait-sculptor and his busts seem to have been excellent likenesses

Generally the decoration of the peacocks on one of the jars is in good condition with only some decoration missing with the glass is in perfect condition

The original part label verso reads:

Tivoli about 1771 by Gavin Hamilton

largely because of its size

died in Hendersyde

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