A Very Decorative 19thC Polychrome Painted Studded Leather Bound Pair of Bellows, Bearing The Royal Coat of Arms c.1870-80

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A Very Decorative 19thC Polychrome Painted Studded Leather Bound Pair of Bellows, Bearing The Royal Coat of Arms c.1870-80Origin: English Period: Mid Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Width: 12 Height: 25. 25 Depth: 8 open or 4 resting (all at extremities) The Victorian period hand painted and studded leather bound wooden pair of bellows of typical form with iron nozzle, the main body beautifully decorated with a polychrome Royal Coat of Arms Cypher on a black ground, now acting as a decorative piece of wall art and surviving from the fourth quarter of

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The term 'veterinarian' started to emerge mainly in the 1830s when "the profession" was getting fed up with their lowly position in life (and demeaning treatment from the ‘human’ surgeons) and thus they began to think of forming a professional association

The Pan label also bears pencil inscriptions

some introducing newly discovered species

The condition of the photographs is good with some small blemishes

To the reverse of the drawing we see the signature of ‘Vanni’ to the top right corner in ink

Bawden is an Exmoor name and Ernest Bawden was dedicated to hunting

the teeth elongated

The pair of beautifully proportioned compressed paper and card bust mannequin forms

Japanned chairs were protected “by many layers of varnish

in attractively simple bold font

haunting and evocative collection simply to peruse

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