A Fragmentary Early-Victorian Painted Pine Drapers & Undertakers Sign c.1850-60

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A Fragmentary Early-Victorian Painted Pine Drapers & Undertakers Sign c.1850-60Origin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 60 Width: 32 Height: 14 Depth: 0. 25 The irregularly rectangular shaped sign written draper and undertaker premises sign of good size, in gold leaf brush lettering on wide pine boards, reading Wooilen (sic) draperyFunerals furnishedshrouds ready made sold by Sam(l) Griffith to a stained ground and surviving from the third quarter of the nineteenth century. There is some small

with a beautiful patina and now hanging as a decorative element

shown full length and painted in oils on canvas in the original ebonised shaped and carved frames in the Chinese manner with gilt slips survive from the third quarter of the nineteenth century

Publish'd by J

Height: 34” or 16” at seats

the white now a beautiful ivory tone and the red and blue both softened

but these are only visible from floor level

glancing downward

which were held on to for historic reasons and displayed by the Louvre

Cheval glasses for children are not common at all partly due to the wealth needed for a family to own one

He is thus in decorative relic condition so there are obvious losses

Jules inherited his mother's ideals

During this time

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