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These gadget canes were considered to be fashionable and included items such as cigarettes
William Smith of Warwick who created drive gate-piers for the First Lord Gower
The condition is hugely evocative of its life thus far and as such is not for those who favour perfection but large doses of Stuart period character
the body with some decoration wear
These bottles are all typically unmarked and would have helped to form the apothecaries stable
A Pair of 19thC Carved Stone Gate Pier Fragmentary Lion Head Carvings c.1860 sub-Art & Sculpture These gadget canes were consideredOrigin: Scottish Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 No. 1: 13" wide x 9. 5" high x 11" deep No. 2: 12" wide x 9. 5" high x 9" deep The well carved pair of mid nineteenth century opposing stone gate pier carvings, each modelled as the head of a lion with full manes, presented in fragmentary condition, the wholes with an appealing weathered and decorative look, surviving from a Scottish estate. In fragmentary condition, the
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