A Fabulous Set of Three Large Regency Period Black Painted Cast Iron Window Boxes c.1820 sub-Religion & Relics the spindles with mock-gilt painted

the spindles with mock-gilt painted banding to each

The early nineteenth century saw the development of the famous Sheffield straight razor

porcelain or glass

wonderful and rare piece takes the lead from nature itself

formed as the Devil in leather attire with large wings

A Fabulous Set of Three Large Regency Period Black Painted Cast Iron Window Boxes c.1820 sub-Religion & Relics the spindles with mock-gilt paintedOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 30 Width: 53 Depth: 10 Height at Fronts: 11. 5 & at Backs: 13. 5 (all each & at extremities) The large and heavy cast iron Regency period convex fronted window boxes in several layers of mainly period black paint, each of riveted construction and with three finials to each, the backs now adapted for use for flat walls, survive from the first quarter of the nineteenth century. The boxes