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With Jemima being so happy to hear from him
then depict the overlying skin
The question of whether to leave well alone or try to restore to a more ‘original’ state is an intriguing quandary
His conversion to Evangelical Christianity in 1784 played a key role in interesting him in this social reform and in 1807 it was his Abolition of the Slave Trade Act that abolished slave trading in the British Empire with Captains being fined £120 per slave transported
Provenance: Formerly of the Estate of Henry G
A Very Fine & Profusely Carved Anglo-Indian Bombay-Blackwood Urn c.1830-50 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles With Jemima being so happyOrigin: Anglo Indian Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 50 Height: 15. 5 Diameter: 13 at top & 10 at base The hugely decorative, profusely carved and generously sized early to mid nineteenth century Bombay blackwood centrepiece urn of Anglo Indian origin, being campagna shaped, the bowl issuing acanthus leaves tapering to further naturalistic carving in the form of leaves and stylized berries, the circular socle
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