A Glorious Carved Classical Regency Period Architectural Urn Finial sub-Curios The word “ladder” can be

The word “ladder” can be traced back to the Old English word “hlæder” which roughly translated means “something that slopes”

The box has some warp to the right flank

smoke stack and boiler survives form the first quarter of the twentieth century

James Atkinson worked within this building

A Glorious Carved Classical Regency Period Architectural Urn Finial sub-Curios The word “ladder” can beOrigin: English or possibly Dutch Period: Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 20 Height: 34 inches Width: 12 inches square (the Base) Circumference: 42. 5 inches (at widest point) The generously sized unusual early nineteenth century softwood carving in the form of an urn of the Regency period, classically shaped, having a conical body, gadrooned and fluted, tapering to circular socle bases on a square plinth, the whole