A Rare Pair of 19thC Hand-Painted Pottery Birds Eggs sub-Macabre- Medicine surviving from last quarter of

surviving from last quarter of nineteenth century England

It was one of many other items inherited from an original collection created by Cooper Penrose

but painted historical and marine subjects

The small amount of loss to the nose is ancient and all her edges are smooth with the three hundred plus years of erosion from the elements

A Rare Pair of 19thC Hand-Painted Pottery Birds Eggs sub-Macabre- Medicine surviving from last quarter ofOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 1900 Height: 1. 5 each Width: 1. 25 each The scarce pair of pottery or stone bird eggs, both beautifully proportioned and hand decorated with black specks to a buff ground, and surviving from nineteenth century England. Generally in very good condition each example has expected wear, though very minimal, and with no cracks or losses, just some small frits. The nest seen in the