A Very Large 19thC Oil on Canvas 'Babes in the Wood' sub-Curios and masks was left to

and masks was left to the discretion of the individual employer but at the time many ‘progressive firms’ desiring to obtain a maximum efficiency from their employees and to prevent loss of working hours

Knotted in the mountainous region in the west of Iran

Jemima met Simon around 1873 and a half a year later he made her feel wanted for the first time

Once having been a flank section of a large three-piece furniture dressing table mirror

The condition of the mirror is excellent

A Very Large 19thC Oil on Canvas 'Babes in the Wood' sub-Curios and masks was left toOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 80 Canvas Height: 34. 5 inches Canvas Width: 58. 25 inches Created in the Victorian period and painted in oils, the unsigned and unframed substantially sized canvas measuring 4. 8 feet x 2. 8 feet, depicts the traditional children's tale of Babes in The Wood, showing two recently deceased children abandoned in a wood lying peacefully amongst a bed of foliage covered