A Very Attractive Regency Period Painted Toleware Foot Bath c.1810-20 antiques produced wood and tinplate examples

produced wood and tinplate examples featuring chutes and paddle wheels to cause jointed figures to perform

Origin: Italian or French

found around the UK coastline on rocky shores

There were many hat makers in Bristol

This little chap is well poised to reliably (as the name suggests) endure the rigors of frequent first class flying

A Very Attractive Regency Period Painted Toleware Foot Bath c.1810-20 antiques produced wood and tinplate examplesOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 20 Height: 9. 25 Width: 21. 5 Depth: 16 Of ovoid form, the attractive Regency period hand painted toleware footbath having applied scroll handles, the lemon yellow basin with a single turquoise band to the upper section, in very much the Regency taste, with remnants of a red painted band to the lip and to the handles, the whole in original condition surviving from the first quarter of