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C&S may well stand for J Cook & Son of Birmingham
Historically speaking
The arched moulded section frame in the Adams style with a floral garland swag pediment and foliate mouldings having the original lead glass survives from the first quarter of the twentieth century
combining the functions of state postal and telecommunications carrier and spawning similar services across the British Empire
Each: 14” x 3
A Pair of c.1800 Painted & Gilded Lead Mounts in the Form of Rams Heads sub-Architectural & Garden C&S may well stand forOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1820 Width: 4. 75 Height: 4 Depth: 2. 75 (each) The attractive cast lead bosses or mounts each as horned rams heads, showing a good patination to the lead with remnants of paint and gilding, with tether hooks to the mouths, and each surviving from the early part of the nineteenth century. The mounts have very good surfaces and patinas, with one having possibly been re gilded at some
