A Carved White Marble George III Period Funerary Urn c.1820 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Whistler and Lord Leighton

Whistler and Lord Leighton

mostly as an evening bag

though overall it remains in good clean order with the colours remaining vivid

The carving is naturally heavy so would need to be situated on the ground or on a very stable surface

let me never be confounded: PSA XXXI: Vers 1’ with trumpeter beneath

A Carved White Marble George III Period Funerary Urn c.1820 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Whistler and Lord LeightonOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 Height: 22 The Base: 14 x 14 (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, having one visible scrolled handle and greek wave frieze to a fluted conical body, to a square plinth base, the whole surviving from George III period England. The weathered aged surface