An Early 19thC Carved Bath Stone Column c.1800

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An Early 19thC Carved Bath Stone Column c.1800Origin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 38 Diameter: 10 (at top) Base: 14 Square The oolitic limestone plinth column, almost certainly Bath stone, of country house estate origins, the cylindrical body to a circular socle and plinth square base, the whole beautifully weathered with age and surviving from the early nineteenth century. The column has flaking to the stone as photographed; with salt damage to the

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the metal frame is in excellent condition with no deficiencies to note

They are still active at Shady Lane

In the nineteenth century Vienna continued to consolidate its reputation as the ‘city of music’

and with some teeth remaining

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It has been employed to detect underlying thought disorder

Caravaggio‘s Entombment 1602-04 (Pinacoteca Vaticana

Period: Early/Mid 20th Century

with its hallmark being spectacular boldly modeled Majolica pieces such as these

The surmount and the foliate sprays are a little loose

signed lower right