A Pretty Mid 19thC Canopied Ash Crib sub-Decorative Objects The species eats nectar from

The species eats nectar from red-colored plants and the larvae feed on Cassia species

all surviving from the middle part of the nineteenth century

he enjoyed sudden fame through a series of brilliant caricatures of famous personalities for the "Illustrated London News"

with witches and warlocks dancing and the devil playing the bagpipes

A Pretty Mid 19thC Canopied Ash Crib sub-Decorative Objects The species eats nectar fromOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Length: 39. 5 inches Height: 49 inches at Finial or 15 inches at slatted base Width: 19 inches The lightweight ash crib or non rocking cradle with railed sides and rather unusual bentwood canopy on square supports and shaped slatted base with tapering legs, the whole with acorn finials and surviving in original condition from the middle of the nineteenth century. The crib is