A Rare Early Victorian Irish Horn & Steel Table Knife; Clonmel Lunatic Asylum c.1840-60

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A Rare Early Victorian Irish Horn & Steel Table Knife; Clonmel Lunatic Asylum c.1840-60Origin: Irish Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Clonmel Lunatic Asylum, County Tipperary, Ireland. Date: c. 1840 60 Length: 10. 25 Width: 1 The very scarce early Victorian knife being beautifully horn shafted, probably a table knife, the blade stamped 'Clonmel Asylum' with short cutting edge, the whole surviving from the second quarter of the nineteenth century and County Tipperary, Ireland. The knife is in very good condition with patination

In January 1915

The rare pair of late seventeenth to early eighteenth century child’s pattens or overshoes

she sits on a pine stretcher

being swagged and with a central cartouche with acorn finial

he became Lucius Aelius Commodus when the latter was adopted by Hadrian

Westinghoise

it proves wonderfully interesting

part of a study or library setting and the frame was made specifically for it in the late Regency to early William IV period

down to a level that could be afforded by those not affluent enough to buy a costlier type

upholstered in House of Hackney’s ‘Dinosauria’ with double piping

Length: 275cms / 9 feet

three being glass fronted