A Carved Oak ‘Mouseman’ Fruit Bowl by Robert Mouseman Thompson (1876-1955)

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A Carved Oak ‘Mouseman’ Fruit Bowl by Robert Mouseman Thompson (1876-1955)Origin: English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1950 Diameter: 11. 75 Height: 2. 25 The beautiful mouseman fruit bowl, being a foot in diameter and with the lovingly carved iconic single mouse to the centre carved in the round, the sides being honeycomb adze carved to a stem base and the whole with a lovely deep patination and particularly good colour, surviving from the middle of the twentieth century from the workshop of Robert

which is also known as muskroot

This typed of Venetian gondola chair is carved and painted or upholstered in leather with a high back that curves down to the seat

25” x 26”

it is able to single-handedly transform a room and is an achingly beautiful piece that is as much of a work of sculpture as it is a painting or

literally means "writing with fire" and is the traditional art of using a heated tip or poker to burn or scorch designs onto natural materials such as wood in this instance

aromatic spirit of ammonia and infusion of senna

Case Width: 10 inches

it is actually a member of the nightjar family

which is where it gets its name and the ‘spots’ we see are actually remnants of a white veil of tissue that encloses the young mushroom

a guild of cage makers was licensed and chartered by royalty to fabricate cages generally made of iron or brass wire

Hand stitched in cloth

work on the hospital farm and complete tasks that would give them a sense of purpose

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