An Early 19thC Set of Four Carved Lions Paw Feet sub-Art & Sculpture of which twenty-three were in

of which twenty-three were in the Royal Academy

and was soon commissioned to paint King James I and his son Charles

Much like his music

flanked by spears

During the time this mirror was in use there was an evolution of shopkeeper opticians who sold scientific instruments for an examining nature to becoming professional scientific measurers of refractive error

An Early 19thC Set of Four Carved Lions Paw Feet sub-Art & Sculpture of which twenty-three were inOrigin: English or IrishPeriod: George III RegencyProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800 30Length: 5. 5Height: 1. 5Width: 2. 75The set of four Georgian period lions paw feet, crisply carved., probably in stained oak and originating from a footstool or wine cooler for instance, now serving as decorative objects in their own right from the first quarter of the nineteen the century. There are no losses or damages to the feet. They have taken on a lovely crusty