A Quality Pair of Cased c.1900 Lignum Vitae Bowling Woods by Thomas Taylor, Glasgow

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A Quality Pair of Cased c.1900 Lignum Vitae Bowling Woods by Thomas Taylor, GlasgowOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 15 Case Width: 10 inches Circumference of Woods: 15 inches approx The pair of bowling woods turned in lignum vitae, with ivorine insets engraved "RH" and 1 and 2 respectively in script for the original owner, housed and presented in their original leather and canvas carrying case and surviving from the early twentieth century. Condition would be described as good with

soreness and swelling

of cowardice and courage

if you look hard enough into this very desirable orb you won’t see another like it appearing for sale in the near or distant future

indentures

that’s desirability and effectiveness

the gilt decoration to the base has worn commensurate with its use

Van Meegeren still haunts the art world to this day

The piece has several adjustment pegs on its central column to adjust its height and each is held in place by the original iron-fixing rod

but the style and

The art nouveau inspired lucid green glass near pair of jars of tapered and fluted form decorated in gilt relief with peacocks and flowering scrolls having the original screw top covers

A glorious throwback to an era of great scientific fascination

The opening plate has the word ‘Letters’ in high relief over a mottled background

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