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There is a makers label to the underside
Woburn Abbey’s three thousand acre deer park is home to nine species of deer
This photo board was part of that very colourful mesh of Britishness
The original heavy plate glass is mainly clear and in good order with the lower section having the most foxing
This has a single piece of wood curved round the chair to form the arms and the back
A Scarce Early Mummified Rat Under a Glass Dome From Furness Abbey, Lancashire sub-Curios There is a makers labelOrigin: British Period: Seventeenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1600 1700 Height: 6 inches (the Dome) Diameter: 5. 5 inches (the Dome) Length: 4 inches (the Rat) The dried rat displayed in a later glass dome on ebonised oval plinth with annotated museum labeling to the underside; Found Embedded In The Original Masonry of Furness Abbey, Lancashire survives from the post medieval period. Condition is good, given age and fragility, the whole