A Group of Five Early 19thC Ebonised Bobbin Turned French Wig Stands sub-Religion & Relics Of good proportions

Of good proportions

This picture is of rather unusual and whimsical subject matter

The large olive green glass bottle of flattened globular form with a kick-up base and hand-painted gilt armorial crest to one side and a tavern scene to the other survives from the mid-Georgian period

though they are presented with it

The dogs are hollow and were made over a chicken wire mould so these anomalies would be restorable if so desired

A Group of Five Early 19thC Ebonised Bobbin Turned French Wig Stands sub-Religion & Relics Of good proportionsOrigin: French Period: Louis Philippe (1830 1848) Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 50 Measurements: From 11. 5 inches high to 19. 5 inches high The group of five ebonised and bobbin turned wig stands in beech, poplar and elm, on differing draught turned bases and with mushroom tops, each graduating in size and surviving from the early to mid nineteenth century. The wig stands are in nice decorative condition and have had their surfaces re ebonised at