Scarce Victorian Farmers Arms Mug by Wood & Hulme, c.1885. Lighting

Name: Scarce Victorian Farmers Arms Mug by Wood & Hulme, c.1885. Lighting
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SKU: 67035094788
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Scarce Victorian Farmers Arms Mug by Wood & Hulme, c.1885. LightingA charming scarce Victorian Farmers Arms mug, produced by Wood & Hulme 1882 1905. This example likely dates c. 1885. The passage reads: Let the wealthy and great Roll in splendour and state I envy them not I declare it I eat my own lamb My own chickens and ham I shear my own fleece and wear it I have lawns I have bowers I have fruits I have flowers The lark is my Morning alarmer So my jolly boys now Heres God speed the plough Long life and success to

1845 in Plzen

and quintessentially English

Dimensions (including frame)

Payne is well known to have painted Haddon Hall

The Winsor & Newton label verso was in circulation in the 1890s

Width: 40cm

This proved to be particularly profitable

Mifflin & Company

10 carat diamonds

There is a small loss to the wood on one of the braces but this is purely aesthetic and does not impact the mechanism in anyway (please see photographs)

Diameter (base): 6cm

who married at Cambridge in 1938

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