A Regency Period Hand-Painted Toleware Chestnut Urn & Cover c.1810-20

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A Regency Period Hand-Painted Toleware Chestnut Urn & Cover c.1810-20Origin: British Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 20 Height: 15 Width: 7. 5 (at handles) Base Diameter: 4. 75 The well proportioned chestnut toleware urn and cover, of classical form, showing the original amber painted decoration, and of particularly good colour and texture, now with a superb patination, and with an acorn finial, lion mask ring handles and green wreath and flower painted decoration with trumpets and lyre to one side

There is also a further stencil ‘243 PG’ and this stencil is recorded as a consignment of 6 pictures

for example a terrifying Zero Gravity or Ghost Train or a stomach wrenching Mega-Drop or Looper

"The lady in waiting presents her compliments to Mr Joseph Millot Severn

the European lobsters turn red just like their American cousins

especially through porcelain

appealing both to collectors and interior fiends alike

which when looked upon

the glazed case with velvet carrying handles and gilded mouldings

ventriloquists and trained animals

There is shipbuilding going on to the foreground with several unfinished figures busying themselves on the shoreline

Period: Early-Victorian

and sometimes Mary Magdalene is prominent among them and sometimes there is a crowd