South of Broad: The Charleston Home of Darla Moore by Tony Ingrao

One having a wheel-cut 'choice' mark below blue crossed swords, the other example with two wheel-cut 'choice' marks beneath blue crossed scords. The example with two wheel-cut marks having firing cracks to base. Cracks are visible on the exterior of base. Each example with scattered restoration. Example with two wheel-cut marks with some more significant restoration to base corner of capraison on back corner. Example with one wheel-cut mark with two detached tassles that are retained. One other tassle detached and not retained. Each having restoration to spears and arrow's in figure's hands. The arms of the soldiers holding swords each exhibiting signs of restoration under uv examination. The example with one wheel-cut mark having restoration to back corner of base. Additional images available upon request.

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