A Mid/Late 19thC Carved Oak Ecclesiastical Gothic Revival Rood Screen c.1870

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A Mid/Late 19thC Carved Oak Ecclesiastical Gothic Revival Rood Screen c.1870Origin: English Period: Mid Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 Height: 55 Width: 72 Depth: 4. 5 In entirely original condition, the large and beautifully carved oak and stained pine gothic revival rood screen at six feet in width, the whole comprising of five arched lancet gothic panels to spandrel mouldings, the lower section being of pierced grilled form with circular turnings and surviving from an ecclesiastical setting and from the

the oil on oak panel

the painted pine and paper labelled school teaching aid panel of good size entitled ‘Lessons on Form’ ‘No

The whites of his eyes are still apparent and are rendered well

and collections from other royal palaces moved there by the king

this piece is a wonderful example of that striking sculptural visibility

deer skulls (4)

Rose-Joseph Lemercier obtained his lithographic printer's license in 1828 and settled in his own company

Plate XXIII

The handles appear to be original

The child's two-in-one rocking and pull along horse

The text to the plate roughly translates to “Spanish guard fought after the parade kick plate 44 publish'd selon act of parliament Feb

especially when it came to the class system and the separation between the classes