An Early Gold Mercury Glass Witches Ball or Bottle c.1820-50 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage and cast metal mounts survives

and cast metal mounts survives from the early twentieth century

obviously married

The convex shaped hand painted large shutter panel deriving from a hoopla stall centrally decorated with a heraldic Union Jack cartouche within a starburst and further painted scrolling decoration on a pistachio green and ruby red harlequin ground with gold highlights and borders survives from the middle of the twentieth century

a successful portrait sculptor of the later 19th century

Butler sculptor London 1841’

An Early Gold Mercury Glass Witches Ball or Bottle c.1820-50 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage and cast metal mounts survivesOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 50 Diameter: 4 Height: 5. 75 (without cork) The hand blown amber gold mercury glass witches ball or bottle having a corked tapering neck accompanied by string, and when hung reflecting an entire room, showing a beautiful all over patination, survives from nineteenth century England in beautifully original condition. The condition is largely what one would like and expect to find