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A Selection Of Four 19th Century Ships In A Bottle (1 of 13)
Pappilon
Flag of United KingdomHampshire, UK
Pappilon is a mother, daughter collaboration of ideas spanning 'some' decades of new and old. Both having a fascination with interiors and art we like to think we have a unique style and taste where we select individual pieces for their own stand-alone worth and value and like family, it is a growing family of unique antique pieces that makes us love what we do. The philosophy we both share is 'Things of quality have no fear of time'. Antiques which have withstood the test of time relate to a quality found in craftsmanship most often lost in today's modern age. This doesn't simply mean we stick with the old but the ethos of what we stand for is that even antiques for the future should have a consideration to its longevity and quality as well as its style. At Pappilon we pride ourselves on seeking out items for the home by selecting unique pieces of furniture and furnishings not simply as a ready-made style but where each individual item has something to say for itself, much like the individuals who buy from us.
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A Selection Of Four 19th Century Ships In A Bottle

REF: LA382625
£180
€210
$226
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Description
Price is per bottle. A fabulous selection of four 19th century ships in a bottle. Demonstrating hand-painted scenes, with the charming addition of modelled houses. Three of the bottles Depicted before a harbour scene with folk painted multi-coloured buildings, windmills, and lighthouses. One ship in a cloudy codd-neck bottle. Please note Items are sold separately Three larger - £180 each Small Cod bottle - £45
declaration
Pappilon has clarified that the A Selection Of Four 19th Century Ships In A Bottle (LA382625) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1880
location
This A Selection Of Four 19th Century Ships In A Bottle is located in Hampshire, United Kingdom