A Late 19thC Painted Stone Garden Tazza Urn on Stand c.1900 sub-Natural History but still armed and still

but still armed and still breathing

There is a bolt to the neck to adjust the head and the column adjustment works as it should

These types of provincial chairs were made in a wide range of styles and there are distinct regional variations from all over Britain and the USA where the form was equally popular

According to mediaeval superstition

the fluted whole mounted on a conforming shield shaped base

A Late 19thC Painted Stone Garden Tazza Urn on Stand c.1900 sub-Natural History but still armed and stillOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Urn Diameter: 18 Height: 32 Base: 18 The decorative composition stone garden urn in tazza form with fluted body and showing remnants of original paint, with stiff leaf detailing and standing on an octagonal plinth base, the pair surviving from zeniths of the nineteenth century. Proving to be in very decorative condition the whole is well aged with the painted finish flaked