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1874 and it’s locations changed from Temperance Hall
She is depicted as a bereaved mother
which would date it at around 1828 when he would have been six years old
in the form of a Bacchanalian cherub wearing a grape vine wreath in swathed robes
This is a rare textile and a very early example of its type in good original condition
A 19thC Cut-Out Pencil & Ink Study of an Irish Water Dog; ‘Sweep’ sub-Mirrors & Lighting 1874 and it’s locations changedOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Height: 6 Width: 8 The delightful study of an Irish water dog chained outside a doghouse seated on a lawn, in the nave manner, the whole inscribed below: 'A Portrait drawn from life, Sweep. property of F. D. Whiting[?]', and presented in an early twentieth century gilt metal frame. The overall condition is totally original and there are no signs of damage the study.
