Aesthetic Movement Brass and Silvered Jardiniere Stand by Charles Parker
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An Aesthetic movement brass and silvered jardiniere stand by Charles Parker, the four sides with alternating panels of dancing maidens and flowers, songbird brackets, Charles Parker Company, Meriden, Connecticut, 1832-1957, circa 1885. Note: Literature: Anna Tobin D'Ambrosio, 'A brass Menagerie: metalwork of the Aesthetic Movement,' p. 14.
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