A Terrific Pair of Late 19thC English School Oils on Canvas of St. Bernard Dogs

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A Terrific Pair of Late 19thC English School Oils on Canvas of St. Bernard DogsOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Canvas Heights: 16 inches & 15. 5 inches Canvas Widths: 15. 5 inches & 11 inches The Wholes: 20. 5 x 18. 5 inches 19. 5 x 15. 5 inches Painted in oils on canvas and presented in their original gilt composition frames the apparently unsigned pair of English school studies of young St. Bernard dogs on sky blue grounds, one facing right the other left, survive from the

unquestionable originality and quirky abnormality

Stretching to well over eight feet in length and hand stitched in heavy canvas cloth

among other early printers

and occupied by a class of 'small tradesmen and artisan lodgers'

7 inches (including stand)

These biscuits can be served in so many ways

The ancient designs have changed little over the centuries

The word “ladder” can be traced back to the Old English word “hlæder” which roughly translated means “something that slopes”

The sides of the box are all in tact

The bronze handled and steel bladed army issue saw with military crows foot and makers stamp J

many of which were prototyped at the Jacksons concession at Southport Amusement Park

The detailing is sharp