A Rare Pair of Large c.1880 American Circus Wagon Relief Panels Carved as Peacocks sub-Art & Sculpture The six-pounder field gun on

The six-pounder field gun on a Type I carriage having wooden spindled wheels with iron flat tires

the base with four scrolling foliate corner supports surrounding further interlocking central foliate designs

worn to a gorgeous even aged green burnished gold patination commensurate with its antiquity

began manufacturing stained glass in 1844 and became one of the world's leading manufacturers of stained glass and ecclesiastical fittings

A Rare Pair of Large c.1880 American Circus Wagon Relief Panels Carved as Peacocks sub-Art & Sculpture The six-pounder field gun onOrigin: American Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Part of the William (Billy) Jamieson (1954 2012) Collection Date: c. 1875 1900 Height: 29 inches Width: 45 inches Depth: 2. 75 inches (all approximate & at maximums) The rare and large pair of nineteenth century American circus wagon relief panels at almost four feet wide each carved in three sections in softwood modelled as peacocks with maidens below, with remnants of polychrome painted