A Pair Of Early Victorian Elkington & Co Silver Plated Meat Cloches Formerly of Brislington House Lunatic Asylum c.1853 reserved It is quite possible that

It is quite possible that this table was made by Jennens and Bettridge aka Aaron Jennens and T

front and top with alternating floral rose sprays in pinks and greens having two short over three long drawers sitting on bracket feet with original brass bat wing drop handles

by an artist who has brushed shoulders with the very best of his contemporaries

Although some may find selling human bones unethical it is completely legal providing the specimen is antique and not displayed in a public environment without a license

A Pair Of Early Victorian Elkington & Co Silver Plated Meat Cloches Formerly of Brislington House Lunatic Asylum c.1853 reserved It is quite possible thatOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Brislington House Lunatic Asylum Date: c. 1853 Height: 9 Width: 14. 5 Depth: 11. 25 The pair of early Victorian silver plated meat cloches, previously of Brislington House Mental Asylum established by Dr Edward Long Fox (1761 1835) in 1806, each having the Fox family crest to the centre with handles in the form of engraved oak leaves and hallmarked for Elkington & Co for 1853. The cloches are in what