A Carved White Marble George III Period Funerary Urn c.1800 antiques The freeness of the drawing

The freeness of the drawing is beautiful

voluptuous and somewhat for being viewed by a western perspective

having tapering reeded shafts surmounted by scrolling seven light arms with gilded nozzles and ivory coloured candles

The plinth has sub-millimetre flaking to the stone as photographed

particularly to the right at the end his arm and to the first figure to the right

A Carved White Marble George III Period Funerary Urn c.1800 antiques The freeness of the drawingOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 25 The Base: 16 x 16 (all approximate) The fine and large and heavy solid white marble funerary monument carved in the round in the form of a classical urn carved with fluid flowing drapery, with one loop handle visible to a fluted conical body, to a square plinth base, the whole surviving from George III period England. The weathered aged surface to the white marble is