A Late Regency Period Painted Oval Papier-Mâché Foot Bath c.1830

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A Late Regency Period Painted Oval Papier-Mâché Foot Bath c.1830Origin: English Period: Late Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 Height: 7. 5 Width: 18. 25 Depth: 13. 25 Of oval form, the attractive hand painted and twin handled papier mch footbath being hand painted to simulate coopered oak with two painted bandings, in very much the Regency taste and now beautifully time worn, the whole in original condition surviving from the second quarter of nineteenth century England. In good order the piece has

this design

An almost bewildering variety of horse-drawn carriages existed

Many different types of locks can be found on church doors

American scientist and statesman Benjamin Franklin also died in 1790

The provincial period oak carcass of desirable proportions and beautifully aged patination having an unorthodox arrangement of four short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers with turned knob handles and unusual moulded oak escutcheons

Condition is sound with no cracks

The surfacing of this lion on the open market is thus a rare opportunity to purchase a museum quality piece with a rich history that has slipped through the clutches of being held in a public collection

as he was at the time in debt and mixing with people she considered to be questionable

again this is when he would have been inspired to paint this work

Time in school 9 months

noted for his Gothic designs for Battle Abbey

being disproportionate and larger than life in size

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