The Hound’s Brick sub-Natural History this a particularly intriguing decorative

this a particularly intriguing decorative curiosity

The plan could be framed though one would not be able to see the front tooled cover if this was done

The vapours weep their burthen to the ground

The tapered

in 1952 by Frederick Bolland of the USA

The Hound’s Brick sub-Natural History this a particularly intriguing decorativeOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 1900 Height: 3 Depth: 5 Width: 9 The unique red English hand made brick displaying a large hounds paw print to one side, a capsule canine as it were, the whole preserved from the high Victorian period. The brick is complete with some expected chipped losses and there are remnants of the old mortar. The brick was obviously salvaged because of the print and it now remains a