Small Vintage Pair Of Art Glass Cornucopia (Horn Of Plenty) Ornaments, Candle Holders Or Trinket Bowls Antique marked on the Bakelite -

marked on the Bakelite  - Harveys

This little glass jug is in pristine condition with no damages noted

The Royal Pavilion at Brighton – Grandeur dreamed of and realised by King George IV along with three of England’s most illustrious architects who built and furnished what was to become known as the Royal Pavilion at Brighton

The little swan trinket bowl is in excellent vintage condition

He married Martha nee Knowles and his children included John Maddock junior and James Maddock (see 1871 census details below)

Small Vintage Pair Of Art Glass Cornucopia (Horn Of Plenty) Ornaments, Candle Holders Or Trinket Bowls Antique marked on the Bakelite -In classical antiquity, the cornucopia, from Latin cornu and copia, also called the horn of plenty, was a symbol of abundance and nourishment, commonly a large horn shaped container overflowing with produce, flowers, or nuts. A pair of small art glass ornaments, candle holders or trinket bowls each designed in the shape of a horn, and both are made from white and shades of orange marbled glass. Each of the items has a number underneath the base. One