A Large Calcite Stalagmite Specimen c.700 B.C. reserved Depictions of hourglasses in art

Depictions of hourglasses in art survive in large numbers from antiquity to the present day

Anna considered herself superior in rank to William

Nor swifter greyhound follow

There are no tears or rips

Many of this type of settee from this period would have a ‘show wood’ frame where the wood would be exposed to the top rail and arms

A Large Calcite Stalagmite Specimen c.700 B.C. reserved Depictions of hourglasses in artOrigin: Unknown Period: Holocene Provenance: The Christopher Hodsoll Collection Date: Formed over Many Centuries 700 B. C. Width: 16. 5 Height: 35. 5 Depth: 7 The sculptural and attractively formed cave formation specimen standing at three feet tall in milky white calcite deposits showing attractive formations formed over thousands of years; the tall central spike with two smaller forms to the side, In good overall condition she has had a repair to