Carved Wooden Horse Architectural Element The Library

Carved Wooden Horse Architectural Element The LibraryA very attractive carved wooden element depicting a horse, probably Indian and originally an element from a piece of furniture. The horse is bowed upon its fore legs with head dipped. The piece is well carved with the bridle and saddle carefully depicted. Losses to the ears. Fantastic patina throughout. A fantastic looking piece, perfect for use as a bookend or simply for display as a piece of art in itself. Dimensions Length: 30cm Width: 6. 5cm

Unlike the usual larger self-standing ticket cabinets

The bracelet boasts raised silver panels depicting landmarks

The coffer is in a lovely condition both inside and out with wonderful patina

Length of strap: 22cm

The cut gilt brass remains in an excellent condition throughout

depicting an elderly Italian gentleman with a cap

A bronze moulding surrounds both the base of the first drawer and toupie feet

An exceptional Neo-Gothic carved oak three-tier hanging shelf of superb proportions

This has been preserved beneath a protective fire retardant material

The sensational trial for high treason in 1684:

A lovely little piece

free from inscription and tears