A Large Victorian Gothic Revival Verdigris Copper Lantern c.1870

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A Large Victorian Gothic Revival Verdigris Copper Lantern c.1870Origin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1870Width: 22Depth: 22Height: 44 (with hanging ring)The very attractive hanging lantern, being just under four feet high and having an octagonal tapering body surmounted by stylised trefoil crosses and a semi spherical crown, with a beautifully aged natural verdigris finish, the whole with spiral twist supports and a swing door hatch to one panel, terminating in an integral hanging loop

' and in 1867

5”Width: 7”Depth: 10”The juvenile taxidermy domestic kitten or house cat (Felis catus)

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this is a highly decorative and versatile piece could be used as intended or as a hall table or perhaps a unique desk for the creative

survives from the first decade of the nineteenth century

Alfred Horton died in 1886 and the business was then carried on by Harry Allday alone

Jean de Veulle was born on 25 April 1799

fish and miscellaneous goods and does not seem to have become associated exclusively with the fish trade until the sixteenth century

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The original part label verso reads:

The ‘Ruskin Jewel’ is a small blue oval cabochon that was made at the Ruskin Pottery (set up by John Ruskin in 1898) around the turn of the last century

Vincenzo Gemito was an Italian sculptor and artist

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