A Group of Seventeen Original 1960’s Fairground Glass Goldfish Bowls

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A Group of Seventeen Original 1960’s Fairground Glass Goldfish BowlsOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid 20thC Century Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1960Heights: 4Diameters: 4. 5 (each)Originating from a ping pong round stall or similar on a 1960s fairground, the circular glass bowls each stamped to the bases with British Made and various registration numbers, each used for housing goldfish and surviving from mid century Britain. The bowls are all in good order with no chips or cracks and we have given them a clean. These

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a real delight on the eye and indeed the derrière

Keith is in essentially smashing order with no injuries or signs of loss and still has his original rope and knife

this example of Arts and Crafts craftsmanship is really rather striking

The ebonised and parcel gilt octagonal topped centre table on the original brass castors with gilt flute decorated turned legs united by an x-frame cross stretcher with finialled central column

The condition of the table proves sturdy and useable with a superb dry finish to whole and a rounded overall colour

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Width: 37”

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The fact that the egg and dart moulding is to all sides of the top and that the rear legs have the fluted pilaster detail would suggest that the item was intended to be placed away from the wall and thus visible on the reverse but this aspect lacks a frieze and scroll angle brackets

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