A Late 18thC English School Oil on Canvas of a Gentleman c.1780-1800

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A Late 18thC English School Oil on Canvas of a Gentleman c.1780-1800Origin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 1800 Height: 19 Width: 17 Depth: 1 The well depicted head and shoulders portrait in rectangular form of a noble gentleman, painted in oils on canvas and in a period beaded gesso frame, the sitter in formal dress and possibly wearing a wig, to a green doublet and silk cravatte, the whole being uncleaned and unrestored and surviving from George III period England. The portrait remains

Length: 70 inches

Give me to keep thy company

the glass is un-chipped and the fisherman

Oscar Levin referred to the permanent wave machine as a “terrifying apparatus

A fascinating and ever so slightly amusing group of fossils that make for fine conversation pieces

oral medicine and specialist dentistry

having working square cut stoppers

guéridons were typically one-legged pedestals used as stands for candles or candelabra

This piece was removed at this time

and was himself an automotive enthusiast who dabbled in racing

standing on bun front feet to rear stiles and surviving from the last quarter of the nineteenth century

The bow is mainly in tact