A Delightful Black Japanned Toleware Container; ‘Gunpowder’ c.1890 sub-Decorative Objects but all in tact with

but all in tact with no rips or tears

as they would be discarded when no longer needed

resulting in a promoted market economy and urbanisation

While there he married the daughter of an Augsburg goldsmith and is known to have come in contact with Carlo Maratti and Vanvitelli

Herefordshire

A Delightful Black Japanned Toleware Container; ‘Gunpowder’ c.1890 sub-Decorative Objects but all in tact withOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Height: 8. 5 Width: 5. 25 Depth: 3. 75 The charmingly decorative black japanned toleware container of oval form, having a circular final with brass swing handle, hinged lid with catch and heart shaped padlock with key, to a sign written italic script label reading Gun Powder in ivory, opening to reveal a fueling nozzle and cover, survives from late nineteenth century