Three Double Cone Shaped Felt Working Forms Pottery There is no evidence of

There is no evidence of historic repairs

32 ¼” high x 74” wide x 17” deep

Literature: Sigurd Erixon

A quite remarkable example with exceptional provenance to one of the foremost 20thC collections of treen and early wooden objects

made primarily from ash and elm

Three Double Cone Shaped Felt Working Forms Pottery There is no evidence ofOf Double Cone Shape and Coopered Construction Now Raised on Contemporary Metal Tripod Stands Measuring from Large to Small: 18, 17 and 16 diameter When placed on Tripod Stands: 40, 37, 33 high In the making of felt, the wool is worked and drawn out over these cones which revolve on an elliptical orbit. The material is then cut to form two hollow cones of wool which are steamed and rolled to consolidate the fibres. England c. 1820 16 in diameter