A c.1900 Funeral Bier from The Parish of Shepton Beauchamp, Somerset sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles we can presume it was

we can presume it was used at one time to portray the hero

Dogs especially met their end early in the Victorian era as they were often crushed under the feet of the horses that used the carriageways in the park

with the whole hand raised

Three Bottles at: 9

To the reverse of the drawing we see the signature of ‘Vanni’ to the top right corner in ink

A c.1900 Funeral Bier from The Parish of Shepton Beauchamp, Somerset sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles we can presume it wasOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: The Parish of Shepton Beauchamp & The Church of St Michael, Somerset, UK Date: c. 1895 1910 Length: 74. 25 inches or 104. 25 inches with handles extended Height: 44 inches (extended) Width: 31 inches The late Victorian period funeral hand bier, in oak and cast iron, the lift off flat frame, designed to bear the coffin, with hinged sides and retractable carrying handles with leather strapping and