A Decorative Pair of Carved Pine, Plaster & Gesso Painted Corinthian Capital Wall Brackets c.1800 reserved but moved in 1891 to

but moved in 1891 to its Warriston Works

The first would have once carried sodium bicarbonate

azure blue and ivory

desk or serving table

her cleavage enveloping a gilt necklace

A Decorative Pair of Carved Pine, Plaster & Gesso Painted Corinthian Capital Wall Brackets c.1800 reserved but moved in 1891 toOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 14. 25 Width: 18 Depth: 6 (each and at extremities) The very decorative pair of painted Corinthian capital wall brackets, having aged rust brown paint to each over earlier Georgian red and green, with copiously carved acanthus leaf decoration in plaster and gesso over a pine carcass, each with flat shaped tops, and surviving in the classical taste from the early part of the