A Decorative c.1900 Blue Canvas Cylindrical Royal Artillery Shell Carrier sub-Antiques During the eighteenth-century

During the eighteenth-century

There is one split to one leg at the base and one at an arm joint but they don’t appear to be causing any problems or indeed threatening to become one

Having hand-painted banners

and thus it represents a likeness with physical or recognisable traits rather than a bone skull mapping the zones of the brain making it a cast death mask of an infant

A superbly decorative yet functional piece of Victorian desk furniture

A Decorative c.1900 Blue Canvas Cylindrical Royal Artillery Shell Carrier sub-Antiques During the eighteenth-centuryOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1895 1910 Base Diameter: 6. 25 inches Height: 20 inches The saddler made blue canvas cylindrical artillery shell carrier having two reinforced bands and hand painted gilt and polychrome Royal coat of arms, survives from the last quarter of Victorian period England. There is some wear to the royal coat of arms which is rubbed to the whole, the carrier having been picked up and put down