A Pair of Decorative Painted Faux Marble Plaster Plinths/Pedestals c.1890 poa-item Gypsies worked at seasonal farm

Gypsies worked at seasonal farm work

and ensured that each institution was mediated by the local authority

The most likely unique and most certainly charming hand painted model of a stylised prowling cat

With the addition of the winged back this is a very scarce example indeed and proves hugely desirable in every facet

William Hayley's 1796 biography called him the "greatest English author"

A Pair of Decorative Painted Faux Marble Plaster Plinths/Pedestals c.1890 poa-item Gypsies worked at seasonal farmOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Heights: 34 Top Diameters: 14 Base Diameters: 16 The very decorative columns, in composition plaster with wooden inner frames and well painted to imitate marble, the wholes having circular tops with moulded edges, on octagonal wood bases, and surviving from the last quarter of the nineteenth century. The columns are in fair to good overall order, they have suffered knocks