ATTRIBUTED TO THE HANDYSIDE FOUNDRY, DERBY, CIRCA 1870

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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN WHITE PAINTED CAST-IRON URNS ON PEDESTAL BASES
ATTRIBUTED TO THE HANDYSIDE FOUNDRY, DERBY, CIRCA 1870
The everted beaded rims above scrolling acanthus friezes, with lobed undersides flanked by twin reeded mask handles, on square bases, mounted on square section bases with palm leaf motifs
66½in. (168.7cm.) high overall (2)

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Lot Essay

John Davis, Antique Garden Ornament, Antique Collector's Club, 1991. Page 250-251 illustrated and refers to a similar model produced by the A.Handyside & Co. LTD, London and Derby Foundry and described as 'NO. 1 SMALL', AFTER 1873

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