A Good Pair of Georgian Architectural Figural Pilasters in the Form of Caryatids c.1780 sub-Antiques The gilding is retained largely

The gilding is retained largely and there are bad abrasions

this flag represents an incredible amount of history and change to a great country within its very fibres

25 inches (each)

Photographic portraits were expensive so the portraits which usually survive from this time are mainly of the gentry and middle classes who could afford them

The sledge is in useable order and is in a good original state

A Good Pair of Georgian Architectural Figural Pilasters in the Form of Caryatids c.1780 sub-Antiques The gilding is retained largelyOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 Height: 45 inches each Width: 4. 75 inches Depth: 4. 75 inches (all at maximum) The beautifully carved fireplace figural pilasters each having a caryatid sculpted female mask with curled hair and headdress, wearing necklaces and showing their original charcoal green paint under mantle shelf pediments, survive from the George III period. The overall condition of the pilasters is tired