A Good Pair of c.1800 Early Primitive School Oils on Panel of a Gentleman & His Wife sub-Antiques The carved and polychrome elephant
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The carved and polychrome elephant grey painted softwood Chen Sen Buddha head lanna style with conical usnisa rows of spiralling curled hair
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The compact late Victorian period pine carcass with the original period black painted finish having an arrangement of three long drawers sitting on bun feet and with the original cast metal drop handles
Painted Lady
The printed oils on sateen cloth folk-art doll with cut and sewn fabric pieces
A Good Pair of c.1800 Early Primitive School Oils on Panel of a Gentleman & His Wife sub-Antiques The carved and polychrome elephantOrigin: British Period: Late Eighteenth Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1820 Canvas Heights: 11. 75 inches Canvas Widths: 8. 75 inches The Wholes: 14. 5 X 11. 5 inches The oval early primitive school depictions of a gentleman and his wife, shown three quarter length and painted in oils on canvas down on English oak panels, presented in the original gilded and gadrooned metal frames survive from the zenith of the eighteenth
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