A Very Decorative Early 20thC Polychrome Hand-Painted Oak Fishmongers Bucket sub-Antiques These bottles are all typically

These bottles are all typically unmarked and would have helped to form the apothecaries stable

though there is a chip to the banding on one jar measuring around 3cms

she sits on a later base

Kenrick & Sons have always been a popular foundry

a 14thC armorial harness pendant

A Very Decorative Early 20thC Polychrome Hand-Painted Oak Fishmongers Bucket sub-Antiques These bottles are all typicallyOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 Top Diameter: 9 inches Height: 10 inches The black japanned oak bucket beautifully externally painted with the lettering Edmund HeapFishmongerBillingsgate formed in seventeenth century style scripts, with further painted rainbow trout to the lower section with metal swing and ebonised oak handle, the interior constructed of segmented tapering oak sections. Condition is