An Unusual 19thC Treen Carved & Hand Painted Folk Art Love Token in the Form of a Hand Saw sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles A large yet elegant oval

A large yet elegant oval mirror hanging from its original chain

from a four-tile design having stylised acorn leaves

Similar antlers mounted by Ernest Bawden have been recorded as found such as "Sep'r 13th 1923 / Found in Harford Cleave / Killed in Longwood" and anther set

perhaps Sir John wasn’t used to doing his own ironing

It is this technique that makes this artwork so instantly recognisable

An Unusual 19thC Treen Carved & Hand Painted Folk Art Love Token in the Form of a Hand Saw sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles A large yet elegant ovalOrigin: British Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1883 Length: 19. 25 inches Height: 5. 5 inches (at maximum) Depth: 1. 25 inches (at maximum) The nave and primitive love token, in the form of a wooden carved handle and blade with hand painted carved gilt initials E. C and F. S amongst forest green painted vine leaves, dated below in gilt to 1883. The reverse is both plain, flat and unmarked. Condition is excellent, with the