A Rare Pair of George III Period Painted Lead Putti Representing Spring & Summer c.1800 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage and was described by Godfrey

and was described by Godfrey and Marcham in their Survey of London (1952) as densely crowded

Inspired by the adjustable architectural drafting lamp

giving the piece more intricacy and the drawing is sharp and well defined

The good quality loose rectangular violet and white marble top over two wooden stabilising blocks

A Rare Pair of George III Period Painted Lead Putti Representing Spring & Summer c.1800 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage and was described by GodfreyOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800Height: 14. 5 & 14Width: 7Depth: 7or Bases at 6 roundThe beautifully modelled lead putti, of good size and hand painted in black and red, representing two of the four seasons, one holding a basket of flowers emblematic of spring, the other with sickle and freshly cut wheat, and of summer, both surviving in untouched condition from George III period England. The condition of the wholes is