A Regency Period Family Portrait Silhouette c.1820-35

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A Regency Period Family Portrait Silhouette c.1820-35Origin: English Period: Regency William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 35 Width: 18. 75 Height: 15. 5 The good Regency period silhouette depicting a gentleman, lady and child, arranged within a finely observed domestic interior, executed in the traditional manner with cut and inked black profiles against a delicately hand drawn washed pencil backdrop, the composition possessing a wonderful theatrical quality; the tiny child shown reaching upward

Etty made the trip to Brussels and Antwerp which he had been forced by revolution to abandon in 1830

A super stylish light of unusual form

The portrait remains in completely original attic find condition with no over-painting or attempted restoration and a good deal of character to the surface with some very small flecked losses though with no punctures or repairs

In original unrestored condition

1870 and the last advertisement for letter clips in London was at around 1920

Vago said of the phrenology bust

A unique table that could be used for your wine glass or for displaying your favourite sculpture and one that conjures up the romance of the mighty deep

Mexican Ivy-Plant 74

coots and rails but differ from most members of the family in that they live on dry land

The impress marks present to one side of the base are hard to distinguish through the glaze though they are discernable through research

Victorian ladies were soon creating miniature fortune telling doss

in his inscription

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