Rare 19th Century Leather Fire Bucket 1856 hand painted J Prescott No 2 New York Potter A wonderful 1860s Bronze figure

A wonderful 1860s Bronze figure depicting a winged cherub with a leashed dog

He began his career in the early 1930s and became known for his contributions to the Danish Arts and Crafts movement

The vase has Buddhist figures (saints) and a dragon circling it

Frame Width: 19 3/4"

The label on the back is an exhibition label from the "City Hall of Los Angeles 12"

Rare 19th Century Leather Fire Bucket 1856 hand painted J Prescott No 2 New York Potter A wonderful 1860s Bronze figureWe are offering A Rare 19th Century Leather Fire Bucket dated 1856 The most common names on fire buckets were those of the individual homeowners. These leather buckets were typically hung in an obvious place, like a hallway near the front door, so they could be quickly grabbed during a fire. hand painted J. Prescott, No. 2 w EagleJames Prescott came from England and landed in New York in 1851 Approx. Dimensions: Height: 18 1 2" Width: 9 1 2" Approx.