A Well Carved Mid-19thC Anglo-Indian Hardwood Jardinière Stand sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage designed to hold layers of

designed to hold layers of cigars

his tail appearing through his overlapping feet

There are four fixings already in place with which to hang the shelves

The material is in hemp and the design consists of komon – literally meaning ‘small pattern’ whilst the three petal Mon seen on this outfit on the right and left breast and to the rear is the family arms of the individual

There is one large crescent shaped crack through the pleated dress to the rear of the figure which as been re-attached and a small section of loss to this crack

A Well Carved Mid-19thC Anglo-Indian Hardwood Jardinière Stand sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage designed to hold layers ofOrigin: Anglo Indian Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Height: 36 inches The Base: 18. 5 inches Basket Diameter: 16 inches (all at extremities) The elaborately carved and later ebonised jardinire stand, modelled as a latticed woven fruit basket, with foliation, fruit and flowers to the rim raised on a turned and carved acanthus leaf column, on a four splayed base to claw feet, survives from the middle of the