A Good Pair of Georgian Architectural Figural Pilasters in the Form of Caryatids c.1780 sub-Antiques almost symmetrically to one half

almost symmetrically to one half

in a single glass ebonised case with blue sky painted interior and three hanging hooks to the rear

it is a remarkably aesthetically pleasing item with its symmetrical looped handle

This sign represents a golden era where tobacco advertising was enormously prevalent

To the back of the rear sabre legs there is some bubbling to the laquer

A Good Pair of Georgian Architectural Figural Pilasters in the Form of Caryatids c.1780 sub-Antiques almost symmetrically to one halfOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 Height: 45 inches each Width: 4. 75 inches Depth: 4. 75 inches (all at maximum) The beautifully carved fireplace figural pilasters each having a caryatid sculpted female mask with curled hair and headdress, wearing necklaces and showing their original charcoal green paint under mantle shelf pediments, survive from the George III period. The overall condition of the pilasters is tired