Pair of Early C19th Regency Period Cut-glass ‘Bon-bon’ Vases and Covers.

Pair of early C19th Regency period cut-glass ‘bon-bon’ vases and covers .

Smart pair of neo-classical design vases or jars with shaped covers . The covers with knopped and facetted finials ,together with etched and engraved neo-classical swagged husk decoration. The shaped bodies with corresponding etched swag decoration and bands of cut fluting .

Raised on socle-type supports onto square blocks and undercut bases .

In excellent original condition with no damage , chips or repairs.

H 12”

W 5”

D 5”

England c.1820

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Past projects have included advising clients on forming and disposing of collections , furnishing period properties , hotel and commercial projects , also a shoot-room and lodge .

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