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where he visited the Oxford Arms pub on Silver Street
Upon a visit to France to discuss colonial land agreements
The Delineator advertised the doll in December 1901 for 50 cents
formerly named the Pearl Pottery Co and in operation from 1908 – 1935
They would probably benefit from being framed in double sided frames or one side to each could be peeled away from the backing paper and so one would then have twenty-two sets to display
An Early 19thc French School Oil on Board Portrait of a Lady c.1830 poa-item where he visited the OxfordOrigin: FrenchPeriod: Restauration Louis Philippe Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1820 40Height: 26Width: 18 (in frame)The beautifully depicted bust length portrait of a wealthy and attractive lady; probably in her twenties, painted in oils on board:, the sitter wearing a shoulder less Parisian blue dress, with a pretty and amicable face, voluptuous lips and rose tinted cheeks, wearing earrings and with her hair tied very much in the style of the period,
