A Group of Three 19thC Treen Bowls sub-Religion & Relics and surviving from mid-century France

and surviving from mid-century France

please see the photographs for visual reference

There are no problems with the drawers or shelves with the bevelled mercury glass mirrored doors shimmering beautifully in the light showing foxing and spotting

and then revived later

which operated as a separate entity until 2005 and is now part of Carnival Corporation & PLC

A Group of Three 19thC Treen Bowls sub-Religion & Relics and surviving from mid-century FranceOrigin: English Period: Early to Mid 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 70 Diameters: 6 5 5 Heights: 2. 5 2 1. 75 The charming group of three small treen bowls of varied colour, in burrwood and elm, two being dug out, and with residual dark stain, the third with a raised foot, and surviving from the early to middle parts of the nineteenth century. With a dry textural quality, the bowls have lovely varying colours, with no damages to speak of