Bristol Zoological Gardens: After John West Giles (1830-1865) - 'Jupiter’ by John Burbidge, June 24th, 1853 sub-Macabre- Medicine the other jar’s glass is

the other jar’s glass is in perfect condition with no paper label and having some of the decorative decoration missing to the peacocks and flowering scrolls

Length: 200 cms / 6

The asylum was intended to serve the pauper agricultural population of rural West Sussex and for this purpose the 370 acre Graylingwell Farm estate was acquired c 1894

which allowed the butler to discretely keep an eye on dinner guests while keeping his back turned

From a hemlock tree

Bristol Zoological Gardens: After John West Giles (1830-1865) - 'Jupiter’ by John Burbidge, June 24th, 1853 sub-Macabre- Medicine the other jar’s glass isOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Bristol Zoological Gardens, Bristol, England Date: c. 1853 Height: 16 Width: 17. 75 Depth: 1. 25 (all in frame) After John West Giles (1830 1865) the beautiful stipple engraving showing the seated lion 'Jupiter,' published by John Burbidge, Clifton, June 24th 1853 and with a dedication to the lower margin reading; 'To the committee of the Bristol & Clifton Zoological Society, this portrait of their