A Wonderful Boxed 19thC Ladies Pony Skin Welsh Hat ‘Het Gymreig’ by Carver & Co late Dale & Co’ c.1875 sub-Decorative Objects Some claim that the breed

Some claim that the breed was exclusively bred from white Terriers while others believe that it was the result of a cross between Terriers and other dog breeds such as the Italian Greyhound and Whippet

The quintet group of heavy rectangular mahogany panelled mirrors with the original thick plate leaded glass survive from the third quarter of the nineteenth century having been broken down from a larger structure

The Harland and Wolff stamp to each of these four plans is by no means early twentieth century but it is certainly not later than mid twentieth either making these more interesting than recent copies

gothic and black forest influences to it with this piece fitting into the Neo-Renaissance period in Germany c

Rhesus macaques are despotic and nepotistic

A Wonderful Boxed 19thC Ladies Pony Skin Welsh Hat ‘Het Gymreig’ by Carver & Co late Dale & Co’ c.1875 sub-Decorative Objects Some claim that the breedOrigin: Bristol, England for the Welsh Market Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Diameter: 15. 75 Height: 7. 75 (all at extremities) The Box: 18 x 9 The rare Welsh ladies hat or Het Gymreig in mushroom coloured pony skin and silk of typical broad rimmed form the interior with label for Carver & Co late Dale & Co made in Bristol exclusively for the female Welsh market in the mid to late nineteenth century and presented in a hat