George III Turned Blue John Urn Matthias Lock embellished with flowing foliate motifs

embellished with flowing foliate motifs and elegant detailing

The pairing of elegant blown glass with silver mounts not only displays superb artistry

this Ham House George I burr walnut bureau epitomises the refined craftsmanship and elegant lines characteristic of the George I period

expertly crafted in the Thames Valley in the early 19th century

The striking balance of grandeur and practicality makes it ideal for both display and ambient lighting

George III Turned Blue John Urn Matthias Lock embellished with flowing foliate motifsA distinguished example of late 18th century British decorative arts, this George III turned Blue John urn embodies the refinement and taste of the period. Its classic urn form and exquisite detailing are an eloquent testament to the sophistication of English craftsmanship during the Georgian era. Origin: England Date: Circa 1790 Material: Blue John fluorspar, gilt bronze, white and black marble Dimensions: Height: 25. 5 cm (10 in), Diameter: 8 cm (3.