A Late 19thC Indian Marble Bowl Containing a Collection of Clay & Glass Marbles sub-Religion & Relics formerly White's Professor of Moral

formerly White's Professor of Moral Philosophy at Oxford University and an Emeritus Fellow of Corpus Christi college

It has a wonderful dry and arid texture that only comes with considerable age

Other flasks were prepared and mounted according to how many lace makers were working together

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A Late 19thC Indian Marble Bowl Containing a Collection of Clay & Glass Marbles sub-Religion & Relics formerly White's Professor of MoralOrigin: Indian & English Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Diameter: 6. 25 Height: 3 The beautiful marble bowl carved from a single block of pale, softly grained marble, of thick walled, gently flared circular form, the surface worn to a matte, chalky patina through long handling and age, with the interior now housing an accumulated group of English antique marbles in varying sizes, comprising hand rolled clay examples alongside