A Good Mid-Victorian Cast Iron Tazza Garden Urn & Stand c.1860-70

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A Good Mid-Victorian Cast Iron Tazza Garden Urn & Stand c.1860-70Origin: EnglishPeriod: Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1860 70Height: 32. 5Basin Diameter: 22Pedestal: 13. 25 square at baseThe beautifully textured cast iron tazza shaped urn with a fluted and a lobed tapering flared squat body to a square base, complete with its original pedestal, the whole displaying a superb undisturbed patination, survives from the third quarter of the nineteenth century. The whole is in well aged condition with the

Depth: 34”

these bottles are extremely decorative and… just a little bit magical

If you have an imagination

establishments such as Liberty used the star as stretchers on tables or fret cut into the flanks of furniture being just two examples

Seat Width: 16 inches

There are two small cracks to the top terracotta piece of the tank

Table snuff boxes’ or snuff mulls were used mainly after dinner

Looking at the inscriptions it is entirely possible that this was part of such a school

Height: 13”

There is a very well established patination and craquelure to the lacquer

having vivid colours

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