A Quality Pair of Late Victorian Aesthetic Period Mahogany Jardinière Stands sub-Curios The Indian peafowl

The Indian peafowl

with 'Cromer Street' lettered in black

standing on three attractive pad foot cabriole legs with a pie-crust edged top over a plain frieze

even as a straightman

a piece of flailing red fabric acting as the tongue

A Quality Pair of Late Victorian Aesthetic Period Mahogany Jardinière Stands sub-Curios The Indian peafowlOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Height: 42. 5 inches Base & Top Widths: 10. 5 inches square The rich mahogany stands having beehive turned reeded knops and incised foliate stems, on square bases surviving from the aesthetic period of late nineteenth century England. The jardinires have not needed to be restored in any way so have only been waxed by us and therefore remain in desirable original