Jack Be Nimble Box Heather Shields

Jack Be Nimble Box Heather ShieldsJack be nimble, Jack be quick This intricate box is based on the much beloved nursery rhyme, 'Jack be nimble, Jack be quick.' It was believed in the 18th century that the act of jumping a candlestick was a form of fortunetelling; you had good luck if you were able to clear the candle without extinguishing the flame. The British tradition of storytelling in myths and nursery rhymes is clearly shown through the stunning gilt detail on top of the box

The shade is oval in shape and fairly shallow from front to back

hall or study

We love that all three legs are not the same on this stool

We love how it almost resembles a little kilt

Alice at Pomarius casts direct translations from the original organic specimen into bronze using the lost wax casting technique which sees the apple through various incarnations from wax to clay to bronze

Like the outer skin of a pineapple

Place it prominently in view where it can cast light all around and be admired from all angles

A sophisticated

we can definitely now see a He-Man in the shape of the lamp

Artist Michael Clark created this iconic wallpaper depicting a bare

We feel that this is a very versatile design

clear acrylic