A Late 19thC Painted Stone Garden Tazza Urn on Stand c.1900 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage you won’t be seeing another

you won’t be seeing another

there is considerable wear commensurate with age to the pine

possibly Mithraic at the British Museum

parrots were only housed in these fanciful cages to roost

Savin was once used in an ointment or dressing for blisters

A Late 19thC Painted Stone Garden Tazza Urn on Stand c.1900 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage you won’t be seeing anotherOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Urn Diameter: 18 Height: 32 Base: 18 The decorative composition stone garden urn in tazza form with fluted body and showing remnants of original paint, with stiff leaf detailing and standing on an octagonal plinth base, the pair surviving from zeniths of the nineteenth century. Proving to be in very decorative condition the whole is well aged with the painted finish flaked