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Pair of Exhibition Quality Adam Style Carved Urns

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Circa 1880 A pair of George III, Adam style carved mahogany urns, the fluted raised lids surmounted by a well-carved finial the body with 2 raised sections faced with a Lion mask with lovely swag and tail pattern and oval rondels between, the removable lids expose a solid open cavity, the urn shaped bodies with simple reeding resting on a fluted circular base supported on and enclosed mahogany plinth, the carving is of the finest quality with great colour and patination.

75cm High x Bodies 28cm Diameter x Resting Plinth 24cm2
Price
£3600.00  UK
$4822.20  USA
€4111.92  EU
 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Category Antique Treen Date Circa 1880  Late Victorian Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code as178a6707 / 34025 Status Sold

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