An Unusual Late 19thC Italian Carved & Painted Jardinière Stand sub-Curios The trams were well loved

The trams were well loved and at the time it cost a penny to travel to Portobello and tuppence to travel to Edinburgh

and various other contraptions that have captivated people for centuries

he never lived it down

the flowers and leaves becoming uncountable in the myriad of foliage

found conventionally in the Late Middle Ages and the Renaissance

An Unusual Late 19thC Italian Carved & Painted Jardinière Stand sub-Curios The trams were well lovedOrigin: Italian Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Height: 33 inches Top Diameter: 21 inches (all at extremities) The unusual and well carved and painted Italian softwood jardinire stand, modelled as a campagna top set with a Japanese Imari charger, raised on a turned and carved column of three carytids with tripod C scroll supports survives from the last quarter of the nineteenth century. This piece has a life history