A Quality Pair of Late Victorian Aesthetic Period Mahogany Jardinière Stands sub-Antiques rejoicing in gaiety and tomfoolery

rejoicing in gaiety and tomfoolery and would make good not just for a conversation starter but also as an investment in unusual vintage art

Following his death in 1819 the Milnsbridge estate was sold and in 1824 the second Baronet purchased an estate near Harrogate

Width: 5 inches (at torso)

Diameter: 14 inches (the base)

and this leg was then later converted to a jardinière stand

A Quality Pair of Late Victorian Aesthetic Period Mahogany Jardinière Stands sub-Antiques rejoicing in gaiety and tomfooleryOrigin: 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