An Early 19thC Repaired Beechwood Bowl c.1830-40 antiques said to have devoured more

said to have devoured more than 80 persons in the Gévaudan

and the edges rounded proving the piece to be very tactile

showing the artists name top left

lace bonnet and undergarment

and set the pattern for the design of most of the great country houses for the next century

An Early 19thC Repaired Beechwood Bowl c.1830-40 antiques said to have devoured moreOrigin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Diameter: 12. 25 Height: 5. 5 The wonderful treen bowl, in beech, having a residual dark stain, groove turned rim band and a lovingly executed blacksmith sheet metal patch repair to one flank to mend a crack, the whole with a lovely deep patination and surviving from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. The condition of the plate is purely perfection in imperfection.