A Rare Group of Fifteen c.1880s Marionettes From a Travelling English Troupe sub-Antiques but at a later date

but at a later date he assumed his sons

In its original use

the human spectator is able to control and manipulate the untamed natural landscape

Depicting a rare subject matter and hugely decorative this bowl was also designed with function

The pedestal base has loss to one corner

A Rare Group of Fifteen c.1880s Marionettes From a Travelling English Troupe sub-Antiques but at a later dateOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Heights: 24 to 32 inches Other measurements available on request Used by a travelling English troupe in the late Victorian era, this charming group of fifteen marionettes (string puppets) with papier mache heads and wooden limbs comprising three clowns, a devil, a minstrel, two sailors, two jugglers, two maidens, two headless figures, a mule and a lion all having a variety of