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David Barker
Earls of Lauderdale prior to the inventory of the house in 1679
side drawer
both in the height of sixty inches and in the breadth of forty inches
Not restored
Lignum Vitae Wassail Bowl tripod David BarkerLignum vitae wassail bowl, c. 1690. Wassail bowls were used as vessels in which revelers dropped cakes and bread into the practice of floating chips of toasted bread is where the salutation for a "Toast" began. Lignum is a hard and dense wood with natural oils which are ideal for turning on a lather. This particular bowl has wonderful aging it has suffered and survived and come out even more interesting than when it was first turned. Ht. 7", Dia. 8"
