A Large Mineral Stalagmite Specimen 600-800 B.C.

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A Large Mineral Stalagmite Specimen 600-800 B.C.Origin: UnknownPeriod: 600 800 B. C. Provenance: UnknownDate: Formed over Many Centuries 600 800B. C. Approx. Width: 15Height: 29. 5Depth: 12The attractively formed cave formation specimen, being sun bleached, standing at over two feet tall in milky white limestone deposits showing attractive bulbous formations formed over thousands of years. In good overall condition she has some small cracks and is naturally weathered. There is a drilled hole to the

A great Victorian craze

were placed into walls

The unusual nineteenth century painted mask with mouth and eye cavities

Lucius Verus was tall and good-looking

When this table was last purchased in Paris some decades ago the vendor described it as maybe ex-Macao

adapted to the use of school-teachers and lecturers

which aren’t particularly distracting

of botanical interest

The table probably had a mahogany top that was damaged and not saveable so the marble was introduced and a dentil frieze added

There is one particular vertical line of damage running down the canvas

frayed at the ends and bent in places as per the photographs

5”The preserved stoat (Mustela erminea) specimen housed within a naturalistic setting of grasses and branches with a naïve and whimsically painted background of trees

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