A Fine Georgian Period Carved Stable Horse Name Plate; 'Rico' sub-Curios this winged insignia may be

this winged insignia may be connected with symbols of Christianity

This nostalgic piece of antique confectionary ware is not just a decorative delight but also an important piece of advertising history

The vivid red only returns in this example as a ground colour on the outer border meaning that the rest of the ground is made up of apple green

perhaps a perfect size for a bathroom cabinet

A Fine Georgian Period Carved Stable Horse Name Plate; 'Rico' sub-Curios this winged insignia may beOrigin: English Period: Late Eighteenth Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1820 Width: 17. 5 inches Height: 3. 5 inches The beveled edged ruby red painted and stained pine and oak stable name plate lettered Rico in shadowed gilt having carved acanthus leaf adornments to either flank, survives from the mid to late Georgian period. In original overall order, the name plate has spotting to the surface which is to be expected due