A Late 19thC Iron Stand, Designed by Christopher Dresser for Kenrick & Sons sub-Antiques Stretching to five and a

Stretching to five and a half feet in length and hand stitched in heavy canvas cloth

By 1855 the institution was using the Kisbee ring

but in chronic bronchitis

Cromer Street is home to the famous Boot Tavern

Style: Kazak (Supreme quality)

A Late 19thC Iron Stand, Designed by Christopher Dresser for Kenrick & Sons sub-Antiques Stretching to five and aOrigin: English Period: Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: 1884 Length: 9 inches Width: 4. 5 inches (at widest point) An ornate iron stand, cast in a stylised leaf shape, with a sophisticated array of intertwining botanical forms, typical of Dresser's style. The founders marks 'A. Kenrick & Sons, No. 8, Rd 15023' are found on the underside of the stand. The way in which Dresser here has taken a commonplace everyday object, and beautifully