A Regency Period Hand-Painted Toleware Chestnut Urn & Cover c.1810-20 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage used the coat lozengy since

used the coat lozengy since 1242

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There are no marks verso aside from the canvas being stamped ’12 F’ and we cannot see a signature that is visible

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A Regency Period Hand-Painted Toleware Chestnut Urn & Cover c.1810-20 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage used the coat lozengy sinceOrigin: British Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 20 Height: 15 Width: 7. 5 (at handles) Base Diameter: 4. 75 The well proportioned chestnut toleware urn and cover, of classical form, showing the original amber painted decoration, and of particularly good colour and texture, now with a superb patination, and with an acorn finial, lion mask ring handles and green wreath and flower painted decoration with trumpets and lyre to one side