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"Boss" Croker of Tammany Hall
there has been some repair work over the years with the rib cage suffering a little loss but overall the composition is sound
Hiram Farrand received the patent he filed in 1919
having hallmarks that are discernable
what a lovely mock coral base you are sitting on
A Good French Gilt Metal Renaissance Revival Wine Cistern c.1870 sub-Religion & Relics "Boss" Croker of Tammany HallOrigin: French Period: 2nd Empire Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Height: 14 Width: 23. 5 The late nineteenth century French gilt metal wine cistern of large proportions, in Renaissance revival style, decorated with bands of scrolling vine leaves with central Bacchus masks, above scenes of Bacchanalian revelry involving putto, the handles formed as caryatids, the whole standing on paw feet. The condition of the cistern is good overall. The patina