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Depth: 28” (all at extremities)
Condition: Some wear
with the upholstery in fine order and the wood without infestation or damage
producing earthenware and from 1798
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O Ruin’d Harp; Unique sub-Antiques Depth: 28” (all at extremities)Origin: English Period: Regency & Contemporary Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 & c. 2018 Height: 73 (the whole with mount) Width: 38 Depth: 17 The large and fine stuffed and mounted barn owl (Tyto alba) specimen with DOE and Cites certificate, spread eagled amidst landing upon a distressed Regency period ebonised and gilt wood and gesso harp by Sebastian Erard, maker by special appointment to his Majesty and the royal family. O thou, who, mid the