An Early 20thC Carved White Marble Gravestone in the Form of a Latin Cross

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An Early 20thC Carved White Marble Gravestone in the Form of a Latin CrossOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 40 Height: 27. 75 Width: 14. 25 Depth: 4 The stunning tomb or headstone carved in high quality white marble, in octagonal form with facetted edges, in the shape of a crux ordinaria (Latin cross) the whole being unmarked, survives from the first half of the twentieth century. In one piece, the grave marker shows commensurate light weathering with age through direct exposure of the

Depth: 10” (at base)

ornately painted and interesting dial that proves to be a work of art in itself

Toleware refers to kitchen-related objects created from metal

though if you blink you may well miss it

surviving from the last quarter of twentieth century England

The lid with a border of intertwining flourishes

Depth: 12 inches (the mount

Harris & Sheldon of of 70 Wood Street

In Roman art

of the luxurious foliage of Corinthian designs

John Jameson & son

They both remain clear with good clarity