A Fine Mid 18thC Period Reverse Glass Picture of the Royal Coat of Arms

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A Fine Mid 18thC Period Reverse Glass Picture of the Royal Coat of ArmsOrigin: English Period: George II III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1714 1801, Most likely c. 1750 Width: 8. 25 inches Height: 6. 5 inches (11 x 9 in Frame) The Georgian period reverse glass paint and foil picture showing the Royal Coat of Arms on a marble pedestal with unicorn, lion and two winged putti on a rust red ground interspersed with garlands and floral sprays, the whole presented in its original oval giltwood and gesso frame with corvetto

The original condition

It operated from 1867 to 1935 and the company was a relatively little known family of makers of both reed organs and harmoniums who built the Endsleigh organ

during those turbulent years

the middle and largest with a burgundy ground

The card is in very good condition

Gout stools were far more common than boots though were still only made by special commission and would have been used in the homes of wealthier people suffering from gout

and one small hole

and the base has been recently relined with green felt baize

amputation and ‘quackery’ of the time

Many are embellished with inlay

So I laugh when I hear them make it plain

oil of cloves is antispasmodic and carminative

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