A Very Rare & Interesting Copper Slavery Abolitionist Cross Pendant Dated to 1803 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles This figure came from the

This figure came from the estate of Mrs Denzil Ffennell

The basic design for this kind of flower horn was invented by Hawthorne and Sheble’s Horace Sheble

the whole constructed using a sculpture of a human skull

Length: 30 inches

The structural condition is good with the oak showing no signs of infestation

A Very Rare & Interesting Copper Slavery Abolitionist Cross Pendant Dated to 1803 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles This figure came from theOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Property of a Kent Collector Date: c. 1803 Height: 6 cms Weight: 16 grams The plain cross pendant with arched top limb pierced for suspension and with crude `FREE ALL SLAVES 1803` chiselled inscription, being a reference to the campaign for the abolition of slavery. In extremely fine condition and ready for suspension, the pendant does not suffer from loss or damage and remains un cleaned presently with a