‘Decay’ sub-Antiques The whole has no breakages

The whole has no breakages or restoration and it is largely in untouched condition

The trunks huge decorative appeal is obviously evident and it has not lost many studs so it remains hugely attractive though it being a travelling trunk and of considerable age it has a few condition issues

They could be perhaps used as table bases with careful planning but we feel they serve beautifully well as ornaments and would be wonderfully well placed either side of a doorway or fireplace

A familiar and vivid element in many folk and traditional pageants

This collaboration lasted for three generations and was a major influence on Catholic church architecture and decoration in particular and the Gothic Revival in general

‘Decay’ sub-Antiques The whole has no breakagesOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian & Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 & c. 1960 Height: 46 (the whole) The Chair: 33 high x 15. 75 wide x 16 deep The large and fine stuffed and mounted crow (Corvus corone) specimen perched on a dilapidated and unrestored black painted beech Victorian side chair, with a period bowler hat to the other finial, the whole representing abandonment and decay. The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe (exert) And the Raven,