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this easel provides real decorative presence in any room setting
Two of the boxes have lift up lids whilst the other two have drop down fronts with internal chains and one has an internal paper label showing it was still in use in the 1960s
until the rise of the Adam style
The reason for this is unknown
The image of the crucifixion represents the death and resurrection of Jesus and serves as a reminder of our own sins and our need for redemption
An Early Gold Mercury Glass Witches Ball or Bottle c.1820-50 sub-Art & Sculpture this easel provides real decorativeOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 50 Diameter: 4 Height: 5. 75 (without cork) The hand blown amber gold mercury glass witches ball or bottle having a corked tapering neck accompanied by string, and when hung reflecting an entire room, showing a beautiful all over patination, survives from nineteenth century England in beautifully original condition. The condition is largely what one would like and expect to find