An Early Victorian City of London Leather Fire Bucket c.1858 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope surviving from the first quarter

surviving from the first quarter of the twentieth century

other piglets were more focused on things like composing symphonies

The large hand-painted theatre canvas backdrop on canvas linen

expected losses and a wonderful aged patina

An Early Victorian City of London Leather Fire Bucket c.1858 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope surviving from the first quarterOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1858 Diameter: 9 (at top) Height: 10 (excluding handle) The particularly atmospheric and increasingly scarce early Victorian leather fire bucket retaining its original japanned decoration and sign written City of London arms and date, the whole constructed from thick stitched leather with a riveted and leather bound swing handle, the tapered body decorated with the distinctive shield