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Imposing Regency jardiniere of unusually large proportions The oval bowl with hammered body and large rim is raised on lion paw feet. Beautiful patina and extremely decorative Can be used as a wine cooler, planter, magazine rack or by itself as a sizeable centrepiece for a large console or table
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Large 19th Century Brass Jardiniere or Wine Cooler

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Imposing Regency jardiniere of unusually large proportions The oval bowl with hammered body and large rim is raised on lion paw feet. Beautiful patina and extremely decorative Can be used as a wine cooler, planter, magazine rack or by itself as a sizeable centrepiece for a large console or table

Period

1830s

Materials

brass

Condition

good

Dimensions

Width:
50
cm
Height:
28
cm
Length:
60
cm

£ 2,200.00 GBP

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