A Group of Four George III Period Lime Wash Painted Architectural Columns c.1790-1810 reserved a winning hand

a winning hand

supported by a gadrooned socle to a square base and surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century

though it is certainly benevolent

” Many types of serpentine have been used for jewellery and hardstone carving

and unique

A Group of Four George III Period Lime Wash Painted Architectural Columns c.1790-1810 reserved a winning handOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1790 1810Height: 94 (each)Width: 13. 5Depth: 13. 5 tops (all vary marginally)The wonderfully decorative and beautifully aged bone painted pine columns at almost eight feet tall each, in the full round, with square capital bases and ring turned collars (some lacking), in untouched condition with the original lime type wash painted decoration to each, hailing from the zeniths of eighteenth