Huge Rare English Cylindrical Lead Cistern 1839 by F. Coaten

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Huge Rare English Cylindrical Lead Cistern 1839 by F. CoatenAn incredibly rare survivor of late Georgian, Early Victorian architecture. This huge highly unusually shaped cylindrical lead cistern was created in 1838 1839 by English maker F. Coaten (see stamped makers mark). Adorning its surface are typically Georgian decals. It is worth nothing that, like many other country house pieces of its time, even though created in the earliest years of Victorias reign it is decorated with Georgian urns, swags, lions and

A beautiful example of a Gustavian Mora longcase clock from Sweden

there is a pure

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

Pale white faience French ceramics

The magnificent sculpture would have originally had arms

has obviously been attached for many years

The Baroque style was famed for its over-the-top theatrical indulgence and drama

A dark and stormy rendition of the Crucifixion

probably Poseidon or Neptune

the wood is sun bleached to a sublime silver colour

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A sublime and truly gentle and beautiful early Italian oil painting depicting Saint Rita ‘The Peacemaker of Cascia’ c