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The first Skylark was operated by Fred Collins in Victorian times
on a pierced Gothic design painted cast iron pedestal of entwined foliage to a tiered circular base with gadrooning and three scrolling feet each with gilded central rosettes
The three-quarter length depiction of a boy
1905-10Diameter: 11”The Edwardian period unusual circular enamelled and reverse glass painted plaque
An Early 19thC Carved Bath Stone Column c.1800 reserved The first Skylark was operatedOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 38 Diameter: 10 (at top) Base: 14 Square The oolitic limestone plinth column, almost certainly Bath stone, of country house estate origins, the cylindrical body to a circular socle and plinth square base, the whole beautifully weathered with age and surviving from the early nineteenth century. The column has flaking to the stone as photographed; with salt damage to the
