A Carved White Marble George III Period Funerary Urn c.1800 antiques they were an adaptation of

they were an adaptation of the chest of drawers onto which the writing slope was fitted

hailing from the third quarter of the nineteenth century and showing an interesting and striking array of British native ferns

A common room could be used to for activities and dining by setting up two trestles and a large slab of wood on top

the background a moody forest green

The decorative group of five framed and hand coloured folio stipple engravings with etching on wove paper

A Carved White Marble George III Period Funerary Urn c.1800 antiques they were an adaptation ofOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 25 The Base: 16 x 16 (all approximate) The fine and large and heavy solid white marble funerary monument carved in the round in the form of a classical urn carved with fluid flowing drapery, with one loop handle visible to a fluted conical body, to a square plinth base, the whole surviving from George III period England. The weathered aged surface to the white marble is