A Well Executed Pair of Late 19thC English School Oils on Board of Roses by Emma Magnus (1856 - 1936) sub-Antiques the horse has a consistent

the horse has a consistent amount of rusting to its exterior

crocodiles and snakes for the reptile cage and these carvings could have therefore represented the peacock

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A very early example of fairground painted canvas

and less commonly cats

A Well Executed Pair of Late 19thC English School Oils on Board of Roses by Emma Magnus (1856 - 1936) sub-Antiques the horse has a consistentOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 1900 The Boards: 7. 75 inches x 4. 75 inches The Wholes: 11 inches x 8 inches Painted in oils on board and presented in their original moulded, glazed, ebonised and gilded frames with ebonised slips, the works depicting two pairs of roses in glass vases, both painted on cigar box lids and signed Emma Magnus lower left survive in original condition from the late