A Beautiful c.1900 Large Hand-Painted Polychrome Wooden Indian Bowl Depicting a Polo Match

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A Beautiful c.1900 Large Hand-Painted Polychrome Wooden Indian Bowl Depicting a Polo MatchOrigin: Indian Period: Late Nineteenth Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1910 Height: 3. 5 inches Diameter: 16 inches Weight: 0. 8 Kgs The polychrome naively hand painted shallow bowl of generous proportions depicting a polo match with figures on horseback with mallets and attendants with flagged goalmouths, set upon an ochre coloured landscape having trees, figures, children and birds within birdcages with a long house fort to

to the bridge of the nose and to the lower chin

LUXTON who was clearly a one-time owner

Width: 15 inches (at maximum)

Fry and Sons Ltd

which stick in the mind

Manchester City Art Gallery

There was a young chap named Staunton Cressy

then to Jamaica Inn in Cornwall in the mid 1980s

Both sides of the leather surface open to compartments for storing stationery and there is also a removable pen tray present

typically Arabs and Berbers

The formalised but nonetheless elegant design and hand-crafted feel is testament to Peach's attitudes towards design – that the creative flair of the artist did not have to conflict with the efficiency of industry

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