A Good 18thC English School Portrait of a Lady c.1770 sub-Antiques It's one of the oldest

It's one of the oldest forms of roundabout in Britain

The Victorians would have enjoyed the novelty and exotic undertones of these candle sticks opposed to the regular brass examples more commonly found at the time

they created a strong community with good fair work ethics

The makers name is stamped as Hyland Ltd

A Good 18thC English School Portrait of a Lady c.1770 sub-Antiques It's one of the oldestOrigin: English School Period: George III Provenance: Ex Christies London, 1987 Date: c. 1770 90 In Frame: 9. 75 x 8. 75 inches Canvas: 7 x 5. 75 inches The well depicted oil on canvas of small proportions showing a serene lady in a black veil on a dark charcoal ground, glancing down at a text, surviving from latter half of the eighteenth century and last consigned to Christies Auction House in London in 1987. The work has not been restored or cleaned