M Lees and Sons has dated this Antique Japanned Wine Cooler to the 19th Century.
.The interior fitted with it’s original galvanised liner tray with handles . Raised on an oval shaped plinth foot.

The whole decorated with a floral design on a scarlet red ground, in good original fresh-to-market’ , country house condition, having some wear and loss commensurate with age , use and medium.
The iron and tin-ware industry was established and developed in Pontypool , South Wales in the C18th by the Allgood family. The technique involved treating the metal with heat and a special varnish or lacquer . Production of similar ‘japanned’ tin-ware or ‘tole’ wares was also centred on Wolverhampton in the West Midlands of England during the early and mid C19th.
Highly decorative wine-cooler of larger scale which could also perhaps be used in which to display flowers .
H 20”
W 24”
D 15”
England or Wales c.1840
M Lees and Sons has dated this Antique Japanned Wine Cooler to the 19th Century.
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