An Early 19thC Naïve School Oil Portrait of a Gentleman c.1830 reserved and his engravings abound in

and his engravings abound in sweet and tender types of beauty

using the advantage of electricity to illuminate it

The very decorative pair of painted Corinthian capital wall brackets

One can practically put this table in any interior or exterior situation and it will harmonise rather effortlessly

and slides off to reveal a plain hardwood interior

An Early 19thC Naïve School Oil Portrait of a Gentleman c.1830 reserved and his engravings abound inOrigin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 Width: 7. 75 Height: 10 The early nineteenth century English nave school on woven card depicting a gentleman full length in profile and in period attire, gesturing with one hand and holding his top hat in the other, to a buff ground and shadowing to the foreground, the whole surviving from the late Regency to William IV period in un meddled with condition. The picture has not been