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25” each
the chair is completely original bar the imaginative later addition of a drop in kelim cushion seat to replace the original
This particular picture has some similarity with a work named ‘Ophelia’ by Lidderdale which features very much the same tone
with each urn having scrolled neoclassical handles and issuing metallic painted tole sprays of flowers with three flower heads to each
free-standing with concrete bases
An Early 20thC Leather Model of an Owl in the Manner of Liberty & Co c.1925 sub-Decorative Objects 25” eachOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 30 Height: 11 Width: 5 Depth: 6 The striking and sculptural leather model of a horned owl, standing upright with head turned slightly to one side, the body worked entirely in richly patinated leather and carefully tooled to suggest layered plumage, the facial features strongly characterised, with a pronounced beak and inset amber toned glass eyes lending a particularly arresting,
