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Coventry Street
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Count Numsie’s broken heart was so bad he decided to immortalise Joanna’s favourite bird in the finest case to be found to have some tangible link to her soul
and the string to pull the mouth open has thinned and is no longer attached to the lever
Stone fruit was first made in the Victorian days
A Wonderfully Carved & Stained c.1900 Oak Gallery Artist’s Easel sub-Religion & Relics Coventry StreetOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1910 Height: 74 inches (at maximum) Width: 23 inches (at base, widest point) The late nineteenth century hand carved stained oak artists easel having reeded supports, the A frame carved in the manner of Grinling Gibbons with a cherubic mask, scallop shell, and rococo scrolls, the whole with adjustable canvas rest, is of very high quality. The condition is good with full
