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the cushion colours nicely worn to a lighter shade
surviving from mid-century France
applied to a slightly less-white body
with no cracks
65) This gives rise to the intriguing idea that these items served as first hand sources for decorative motifs which appear in the Crace designs for the interiors at the Pavilion
A 2nd Empire Period Fruitwood, Beech & Fior di Bosco Marble Guéridon c.1860 sub-Natural History the cushion colours nicely wornOrigin: French Period: 2nd Empire Provenance: Formerly from the Contents of a Villa, Coral Gables, Florida, USA. Date: c. 1860 Height: 24. 75 Diameter: 27. 5 (at top) The beautiful gueridon, of occasional table proportions, having a circular veined Italian Fior di Bosco marble inset top over a gadrooned, cartouche and leaf moulded frieze, the limed beech and fruitwood carcass formed of three beautifully carved dolphin supports to a triform base and
