A Beautiful Pair of c.1800 Swedish Glass Flasks ‘Brännvinsflaskor ‘ Gilt Decorated for Gustav III c.1771-92

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A Beautiful Pair of c.1800 Swedish Glass Flasks ‘Brännvinsflaskor ‘ Gilt Decorated for Gustav III c.1771-92Origin: Swedish Period: Gustav IV Adolph Charles XIII Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 40 Width: 3. 25 Height: 7. 7 (each) The pair of Swedish hand blown bottle flasks of rectangular form with rounded tops, engraved and gilded with crowned Gustav III monogram cyphers and stylised foliage to all sides, surviving from early nineteenth century Sweden. The flasks are in very good condition. There is some expected wear to the gilt decoration but much of

the sides with further decoration depicting a pagoda by a lake

Maximum Extended Height: 33

A deep and roomy tub chair with a beautiful shape

recovered in the 1960s

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5–228 mm (7

Length: 14 feet extended / 6

survive in original country estate order from the early to middle part of Victorian period England

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with children enjoying a swing carousel in the foreground

patination and foxing to the work

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