we have only added rails to the base
Gall examined the heads of two hundred living elephants
The ebonised and parcel gilt button-back occasional settee of small proportions upholstered in ivory-yellow damask type material having a horseshoe shaped scroll carved and pierced show-back with carved supports and legs on the original brass castors survives from the Aesthetic Period of late nineteenth century England
decorative and perhaps slightly unsettling
and further research could be undertaken
A 19thC English School Oil on Board Study of Two White Terriers & One Manchester Terrier sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage we have only added railsOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: The Estate of the late Joe & Mary Hope. Joe Hope, former head of Fine Art, Bath Academy of Art, Corsham Court, 1968 81 Date: c. 1870 Height: 12. 25" Width: 9. 25" The delightfully proportioned nineteenth century oil on board, painted in the provincial style, depicting a trio of English terriers in profile, each with brass and leather collars set against a tobacco coloured ground, the pair of English white