A Beautiful Early 20thC Specimen of Antipatharia Black Coral

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A Beautiful Early 20thC Specimen of Antipatharia Black CoralOrigin: English with the Specimen Indo Pacific Atlantic Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 1920 Height: 26. 25 inches Base Diameter: 2. 75 inches (all at extremities) The preserved flexible skeleton specimen of Antipatharia black coral, mounted on a turned ebonised plinth survives from the first quarter of the twentieth century. The specimen and ebonised wooden base are both in good to very good order. The specimen

Both the easel and easel painting developed during the Renaissance period of art

Exquisitely proportioned this delightful little frame would enhance any photograph lucky enough to bear it

This design has been re-produced since

" once in high favour contains sulphate of magnesium

Each with a delightfully hammered ground

the two front central panels composed of a divided roundel with a sun and three flower motifs

and the ring-necked parakeet

The scrolled red morocco studded leather upholstered oak stool with drop in Afghan carpet upholstered squab cushion survives from the second quarter of the twentieth century being almost certainly retailed by Liberty & Co

understated clothing and any light in the pictures were directed on the artist’s face as we see here

is the largest land animal in North America

Short and Mason was established in 1845 by Thomas Short and James Mason in London

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