An Unusual George III Carved, Ebonised & Upholstered Torchère c.1780 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The name of the disease

The name of the disease

and also rather amusing illustrations of the machine in use

especially with ‘marbling’ and ‘diminishing dropshade (with deep perspective)’ techniques

This jar remains just that

But he is happy

An Unusual George III Carved, Ebonised & Upholstered Torchère c.1780 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The name of the diseaseOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1770 90 Height: 39. 5 inches At Top: 10 x 9 inches The shaped top raised on an emerald and gold floral fabric upholstered rope spiral twist column, under a well carved ebonised acanthus leaf capital, the whole resting on an ebonised stepped plinth base, survives from Georgian England. The torchre is in fair to good overall order, it has suffered knocks and scuffing to its base so there is