19th-Century English Theatrical Prop Sword with Brass Handle Roman anchored by the angled form

anchored by the angled form of a breakwater and lighthouse

DescriptionThis elegant silverplate footed bowl from early 20th-century England features a shallow

featuring petite drawers tucked beneath the hinged top and a single side stack of functional drawers (with faux fronts opposite for balance)

the work reflects Wildman’s continued engagement with early British folk maritime painting

weathered patina that speaks to its rustic heritage

19th-Century English Theatrical Prop Sword with Brass Handle Roman anchored by the angled formDescription: This 19th century English prop sword, originally crafted for theatrical use, features a collapsible metal blade paired with a squared brass crossguard and rounded pommel. Though non functional in combat, its presence captures the grandeur of stage drama and the timeless appeal of historical performance. Details: Origin: EnglandDate: 1890Medium: Brass and MetalDimensions: 22W x 4D x 1. 5H