Huge Steam Locomotive Copper Kettle c.1860

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Huge Steam Locomotive Copper Kettle c.1860A huge copper Steam Locomotive kettle c. 1860. This beautifully bulbous bodied kettle would have been built into the very framework of the Steam Engine and heated as the engine ran, allowing for a constant supply of hot water (no doubt used for brewing the finest quality Yorkshire Tea!) The kettle consists of: detachable lid, moveable swinging handle. The piece is completely hand riveted, with a deep rim around the main body which would have allowed

A beautifully presented and carved Italian church or chapel plaque

The font comes with a museum quality crown of mortar formed to replace what the artist interpreted was once remaining to give an idea of the fonts original form

It was created

but drafts for a larger potential commissioned work

wear and repairs

combining the harmony of the Renaissance with the emotive intensity of the Baroque

(Height of statue alone is 120cm

later to be discovered that it was originally quarried by the Ancient Greeks near Chora on the Greek island of Chios

An incredible pair of winged Harpy sculpture corbels originally from a 17th Century Belgian Castle

the deity of beginnings and endings

or as niche works of art in private chapels for personal worship

it offers an elegant focal point for garden

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