A Rare Group of Six c.1880 American Circus Wagon Fragments Carved as Mythical Faun Masks

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A Rare Group of Six c.1880 American Circus Wagon Fragments Carved as Mythical Faun MasksOrigin: American Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Part of the William (Billy) Jamieson (1954 2012) Collection Date: c. 1875 1900 Height: 20. 25 inches Width: 14. 5 inches Depth: 5 inches (each all approximate and at maximums) The group of six nineteenth century American circus wagon masks thickly carved on one piece each in softwood modelled as mythical Polynesian(?) fauns each with their hair tied back, oversized ears and small horns with

but there are no major issues condition wise to note

The labels are in differing condition but each could be described as either good or excellent

One theory goes that for some years it would have been called just "the Jack"

these supports would make a breathtaking addition to a porch or balcony

the walnut veneer has knocking and wear to the top finish though we rather like this as its nice and authentic

and a cork life belt

the corners with rose posies

A member of the House of Commons and a supporter of the Tory government

which people sit in

The glazing and case are all original though it has later black masking tape to its surrounds and some watermark staining to the back

or cast iron

the sailors change their minds when the weather becomes warmer and the mist disappears ("'Twas right