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PAIR of Napoleonic Prisoner of War Straw Art (c. 1810) NEW pleasant rattle sound that is

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Description

pleasant rattle sound that is more of a ‘chime’

flattening

Antique English Blue and White Transferware in Asiatic Pheasant Pattern

along with coloring and patina only decades of use can provide

5”W x 19”D x 34”H

PAIR of Napoleonic Prisoner of War Straw Art (c. 1810) NEW pleasant rattle sound that isThis is an incredible representation of wartime art. An immaculately completed pair of floral urn motifs hand crafted by dyed straw during the Napoleonic War of the early 19th century. HISTORY Napoleonic prisoner of war (POW) straw art, or straw marquetry, was a highly detailed folk art produced by French prisoners held in British camps and prison ships(hulks) between 1793 and 1815. Prisoners repurposed their straw bedding, splitting, flattening, and

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