An Unusual & Fine Quality George III & Later Irish Mahogany Jardinière Stand sub-Antiques This particular picture has some

This particular picture has some similarity with a work named ‘Ophelia’ by Lidderdale which features very much the same tone

This size of this mirror means she would just as well sit as a hallway mirror as an over-mantle

There is some tarnish and misshapen-ness commensurate with age

England and surviving from the mid-Victorian period

showing the twig-like tubular appressed clustered Acropora coral specimens

An Unusual & Fine Quality George III & Later Irish Mahogany Jardinière Stand sub-Antiques This particular picture has someOrigin: Irish Period: George III & Later Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 1820 & Later Height: 39 inches Top Diameter: 14. 5 inches Base Width: 15. 5 inches The well coloured mahogany jardinire stand having a circular top over a substantial and beautifully carved cabriole leg with a scrolled acanthus leaf decorated main body and finely detailed and exuberant lions paw foot on a stepped octagonal base with bun feet, surviving from George III period