A Well Carved Mid-19thC Anglo-Indian Hardwood Jardinière Stand sub-Religion & Relics Additionally those two portraits both

Additionally those two portraits both have oval insets whilst the other two do not as a way of tying them in together

A unique opportunity to acquire not just an incredibly decorative and rare object that both fascinates and disturbs but also an important piece of tangible American art history…“The seated mannequin is destined to inhabit rooms

the neck and base with double ruled borders to the neck and base

and there is general consistent wear consummate with age to the ebony coating with a small amount of flaking

whose solid gold burial mask is an object of extreme beauty and superstition

A Well Carved Mid-19thC Anglo-Indian Hardwood Jardinière Stand sub-Religion & Relics Additionally those two portraits bothOrigin: Anglo Indian Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Height: 36 inches The Base: 18. 5 inches Basket Diameter: 16 inches (all at extremities) The elaborately carved and later ebonised jardinire stand, modelled as a latticed woven fruit basket, with foliation, fruit and flowers to the rim raised on a turned and carved acanthus leaf column, on a four splayed base to claw feet, survives from the middle of the