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18th Century English Elm Cricket TableA fine 18th century English cricket table with a circular elm plank top raised on three splayed legs. The legs are joined by a triangular under tier, giving the table both strength and a pleasing sculptural form. The construction is straightforward and honest, typical of English vernacular furniture made for everyday use in country houses and farm interiors. The legs retain hand forged iron banding, blacksmith made, likely added as reinforcement

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by the 17th and 18th centuries these were common in taverns and used in domestic households

Christ wears a short roped perizoma

Wonderful for the back of a Classic Car

All have stems made from ‘Aventurine ‘ or goldstone glass - where the Masters use of tiny pieces of 24k gold or other metals in the process of glassmaking to create a shimmering effervescent and luminous glass

Even though we don’t entirely understand this practice

loosely planted schemes where it can sit comfortably amongst growth and movement

A fine and sublimely refined Italian 19th Century rendition of the Crouching Venus after the Antique

Originally placed as garden ornaments or planters in grand estates

A rare bottle drying rack by the French Arras foundry

a type of guardian spirit

The Angel is dressed in soft red drapery with blue underskirt holding blue and metallic green cornucopia which doubles as the pricket candle holder

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