拍品專文
A design for a chair-end, incorporating the same features as this pair of jardinière stands, was registered on 8 February, 1867, by Messrs Yates Heywood and Co, Effingham Works, Rotherham, Yorkshire.
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A PAIR OF WHITE-PAINTED CAST-IRON JARDINIERE STANDS
Second half 19th Century
Each with a scrolling foliate pierced upper tier and sides, with a further two shelves to the lower tier, on arched legs and rectangular feet, each with an indistinct Kite registration mark
36¼in. (92cm.) wide; 32in. (81.2cm.) high; 26¾in. (68cm.) deep (2)
Second half 19th Century
Each with a scrolling foliate pierced upper tier and sides, with a further two shelves to the lower tier, on arched legs and rectangular feet, each with an indistinct Kite registration mark
36¼in. (92cm.) wide; 32in. (81.2cm.) high; 26¾in. (68cm.) deep (2)