A Fine Pair of 19thC Cornish Serpentine Tazzas c.1830-50 sub-Art & Sculpture and with a language of

and with a language of their own

A strikingly handsome chair of huge quality

there are four fixing holes

his name is also mentioned as a painter on a hand-coloured mezzotint

A Fine Pair of 19thC Cornish Serpentine Tazzas c.1830-50 sub-Art & Sculpture and with a language ofOrigin: English or Possibly Italian Period: William IV Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 50 Each: Dish Diameter: 7. 5 Base Diameter: 3. 25 Height: 5. 25 The very good quality pair of lathe turned Cornish serpentine tazzas, each having a circular bowl with moulded lipped top to turned stems and draught turned bases, surviving from the William IV to early Victorian period. The condition of the tazzas is relatively good. One of them has a