MID 19TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY BY THE HANDYSIDE FOUNDRY

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A CAST IRON MODEL OF THE TOWNLEY VASE
MID 19TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY BY THE HANDYSIDE FOUNDRY
After the Antique
29½in. (75cm.) high

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Lot Essay

Andrew Handyside aquired the Derbyshire firm in 1848, formerly owned by Weatherhead and Glover 1818-1843; thence Thomas Wright 1843-1848. He expanded the production to cover architectural, engineering and decorative wares such as garden vases and fountains.

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