A Fine Trio of c.1890 Taxidermy Terrapins sub-Antiques The registration lozenge to the

The registration lozenge to the reverse of one of the chairs dates it

this easel provides real decorative presence in any room setting

ready for conversion to flats

having an unusual simulated marbled top and three-quarter gallery above two short and two long drawers flanked by similar simulated marble turned pilasters

Its gray stone surface

A Fine Trio of c.1890 Taxidermy Terrapins sub-Antiques The registration lozenge to theOrigin: Asian Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Graduating Lengths: 8 inches, 6. 75 inches, 5. 5 inches Presenting a fine trio of graduating terrapins, mother, father and son, shown in the midst of an advance toward a generously filled ceramic basin full of lettuce leaves, survive from the late Victorian period. Reasons for families of three: 1) An awful lot of fairy tales and songs focus on groups of three, for