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A Large & Decorative Victorian Period Stoneware Water Filter sub-Antiques there are chips and paint

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Description

there are chips and paint loss

Bernard Dog is a giant and ancient breed of dog thought to be bred by the monks of the hospice built at Great St

Width: 36 inches

Having an all over antique wash with stylized flowers and palmettes in ivory

This chariot like form was derived from a sketch of "the chariot race"

A Large & Decorative Victorian Period Stoneware Water Filter sub-Antiques there are chips and paintOrigin: British Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Height: 18 inches Diameter: 12. 5 inches (at top) Of cylindrical shape with flared rim, having 2 handles, applied with the Royal Warrant between handles, floral sprays and moulded borders and rouletted bands. Having been over painted sometime in the twentieth century in forest green, the paint has part flaked off and gives the filter a rather overtly decorative feel.

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