An Early English Turned Applewood Dairy Bowl, Late 17th or earlier

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An Early English Turned Applewood Dairy Bowl, Late 17th or earlierA early, humble and perfectly patinated bowl, hand turned from dense applewood in the late 17th Century or earlier. Formed on a manual foot lathe, retaining clear evidence of its making in the visible tool marks to the interior and underside. Broad and shallow in form, with a gently everted rim, it was intended for everyday domestic use most likely within the dairy or pantry kitchen. The surface has developed a deep, warm patina through generations of

The house was built in 1680 for John Hewley

finally we find a single drawer at the base of the cabinet lined with the original beautifully worn paper

Unlike the theatrical drama associated with Italian Baroque sculpture

with details such as a clam shell Holy Water stoup in the foreground and Italianate buildings punctuated throughout

with museums such as: the the British Museum

Perfect as a console table

They retain the feeling of pieces created throughout the centuries

Blending art and philosophy in one magnificent work

time-honoured preparations from the world of the early apothecary

Seeley trained at the Royal Academy Schools and developed an artificial stone called ‘artificial limestone’

coat with white collar suggesting a military career

also called the Riace Warriors