A Fine Pair of French Empire Bronze Perfume Burners c.1810 sub-Decorative Objects shaped apron and fret cut

shaped apron and fret cut pediment

A cholera epidemic hit the Eastover area in the late 1840s with 88 people buried in a remote part of the churchyard marked by a large stone

Late in the evening on the day of the battle of Waterloo (Sunday

and rear sabre legs survives from the early to mid Victorian period

A colourful and authentic piece of period design

A Fine Pair of French Empire Bronze Perfume Burners c.1810 sub-Decorative Objects shaped apron and fret cutOrigin: French Period: Empire Provenance: The Collection of Lady Lanesborough; Swithland Hall, Leicestershire, UK Date: c. 1810 20 Base Diameter: 2. 5 inches Height: 4. 25 inches (each) The pair of Empire perfume burners fashioned in the classical style in bronze having pierced domed covers with foliate gilt metal covers of flowing fruits and vines surviving from Empire period France The condition of the burners is very good. The gilding is retained