A Pair Of Early Victorian Elkington & Co Silver Plated Meat Cloches Formerly of Brislington House Lunatic Asylum c.1853 sub-Natural History he served part of his

he served part of his apprenticeship with William Nicholson of Douglas

Width: 30 inches

A chair of good shape and standing and very much ready to go off the shelf

The giltwood frame in in keeping but is late 20thc and by a reputable maker in Austen Hayes

A Pair Of Early Victorian Elkington & Co Silver Plated Meat Cloches Formerly of Brislington House Lunatic Asylum c.1853 sub-Natural History he served part of hisOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Brislington House Lunatic Asylum Date: c. 1853 Height: 9 Width: 14. 5 Depth: 11. 25 The pair of early Victorian silver plated meat cloches, previously of Brislington House Mental Asylum established by Dr Edward Long Fox (1761 1835) in 1806, each having the Fox family crest to the centre with handles in the form of engraved oak leaves and hallmarked for Elkington & Co for 1853. The cloches are in what