19th Century Portrait Of A Young Woman - British School. Tables

19th Century Portrait Of A Young Woman - British School. TablesA 19th century oil on canvas portrait of a young lady, c. 1840. British School. The sitter has a slight smile, an almost 'knowing' expression, staring straight out of the canvas. She is wearing a red fitted dress with curtains of a similar shade to the background. She is finely depicted with the eyes being of particular note. There is craquelure throughout the work and overpainting evident to the upper left side of the painting (please see

dating the piece to 1912 - the first year of Carl Zeiss Jena Teleater manufacture

'Nineveh And Its Palaces' by Jospeh Bonomim published by H

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with a heraldic crest finial above a carved fluted and leather back rest and seat with carved apron

An extremely attractive set of early 20th century salon chairs that remain in a very good condition and are wholly fit for purpose

he is sentimental

The locket opens and closes with ease

Published by Sampson Low

There is a good patina throughout and the lid hinge remains sound

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The whole is framed in a later white fabric and gilt wood frame which compliments the black and white of the sitter's clothing

A rare example of a carved wood penitential brotherhood relic