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The earliest dated English example harks back to 1863 though in 1815 one was lovingly crafted from army uniforms worn at the Battle of Waterloo (Tennant 1992 52)
the mongoose and king cobra
one with the date of 1882 and then part indecipherable text reading ‘painted by E
a place was fitted up and opened at Hockliffe
An Early 19thC Architectural Carved Softwood Finial sub-Religion & Relics The earliest dated English exampleOrigin: Probably French Period: Empire Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 28 Width: 12 Depth: 11. 5 The generously sized softwood carving in the form of an urn shaped finial with acorn type top section, having a fluted conical body and flat back, the whole with a beautifully dry aged surface and surviving from nineteenth century France. The condition of the whole is weathered with shrinkage cracks due to changes in temperature and through water