A Rare 18thC English Tavern Leather Ale Vessel c.1760 sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus he threw it into the

he threw it into the entrance to the flats and quickly washed his hands before moving on

Width: 6 inches square (at tops)

anything draped tends to indicate mourning

three years after this plaque was created in 1755

as Patrick Süskind so famously wrote

A Rare 18thC English Tavern Leather Ale Vessel c.1760 sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus he threw it into theOrigin: English Period: George II III Provenance: Aspley House, Aspley Guise, Buckinghamshire, England Date: c. 1760 Diameter: 10. 5 at spout Height: 6 The very scarce and interesting burnished leather ale vessel of studded near circular form with wooden base, the seam forming a pouring spout, and formerly of Aspley House, Aspley Guise, Buckinghamshire, England. Condition is fine, with the leather having taken on a beautiful honest patina, with the