George III Cellarette Attributed To Gillows Chinese Ideal for everyday use or

Ideal for everyday use or for special gatherings

wealthy Europeans collected such bronze sculptures as both educational souvenirs and statements of cultural sophistication

A collection of nine 19th century Indian turned teak brass bound rice measures of varying sizes

with the Blue John meticulously worked to reveal natural veining and vibrant coloration

Material: Glazed earthenware

George III Cellarette Attributed To Gillows Chinese Ideal for everyday use orThis rare George III cellarette exemplifies the artistry of late eighteenth to early nineteenth century English cabinet furniture, attributed to the renowned Gillows workshop. With its refined Regency lines and outstanding mahogany veneer, it exudes timeless sophistication and collector appeal. Origin: England, attributed to Gillows Date: Circa 1800 Material: Mahogany, with brass mounts and lead lining Dimensions: Height: 84 cm (33 ins), Width: 46 cm