A Very Pretty Early 18thC Period Silkwork Picture Depicting the Tree of Life c.1700

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A Very Pretty Early 18thC Period Silkwork Picture Depicting the Tree of Life c.1700Origin: English Period: Queen Anne George II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1700 20 In Frame: 19. 25wide x 16. 5 high The Queen Anne period silkwork picture, in unrestored order, presented in its original gilded and ebonised moulded frame and mounted on board, depicting three birds in a flowering tree with a lamb and running dog below surviving from the first quarter of eighteenth century England. The picture and frame are both in decorative and tired

presumably because of the build up of feces and dirt over the years

There is also the ink stamp to the reverses of each for C

the uncle repented and didn’t try to wrong the kitten

After his father's death in 1860

Franz Werner von Tamm was born on 6 March 1658 in Hamburg and was a German Baroque painter who travelled to and worked in Italy

remains unsolved

Hammersmith and had a long friendship with the artist Frank Brangwyn

winning a post-diploma scholarship and becoming an Assistant Art Teacher at Glasgow Art School from 1930 - 32

The Isle of May

Mordan pencils are renowned for quality

By the 1970s ghost trains

the interior with a shelf