After HENRY ALKEN Four-Plate Aquatint Engraving, Fore's Sporting Scraps, Hunting bronze sculptures An antique British

An antique British

The later base was imaginatively hand carved with bracket feet in an intricate

Each engraved with an armorial with a the forefinger of a hand

Quezal was an important contributor to the history of American Art Nouveau glass and examples are included in many prominent museum collections including the Corning Museum of Glass (Corning

After HENRY ALKEN Four-Plate Aquatint Engraving, Fore's Sporting Scraps, Hunting bronze sculptures An antique BritishDETAILS STYLE Traditional PLACE OF ORIGIN England United Kingdom FRAMING Matted and framed MAKER Henry Thomas Alken (British, 1785 1851) Engraver: John Harris (British, circa 1791 1873) MARKS Printed: H. Alken, J. Harris. Title: Fore's Sporting Scraps, Hunting. Plate 3 (1) The Burst (1) Full Cry (1) A Check (1) Tolly O. PERIOD Early 20th century DATE Circa 1920 DIMENSIONS Width 30 Height 25 inches Sight: Width 21 Height 16 inches