An Early to Mid-Nineteenth Century Grey Bow Rocking Horse c.1830-40 reserved The effective operation of which

The effective operation of which

Gammon traded from The "Furniture Stores"

The rubber inside the mouth is possibly remnants of a smoker but it may just be a stylised and rather odd version of a tongue

Byron in competition with Punch magazine

An Early to Mid-Nineteenth Century Grey Bow Rocking Horse c.1830-40 reserved The effective operation of whichOrigin: English Period: William IV Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Height: 42. 5 Width: 70 Depth: 19 (all at extremities) The early to mid nineteenth century grey rocking horse on bow rocker, showing a wonderfully textured finish to painted hues of grey, blue and green, the well carved painted and gessoed horse with flared nostrils and open mouth, the body having a bobbin turned support, the top with remnants of tack, the horse