An Early 18thC English School Oval Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Lady c.1730-40

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An Early 18thC English School Oval Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Lady c.1730-40Origin: English Period: George II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1730 40 Height: 29. 25 Width: 24. 25 The beautiful large half length portrait in oval form of an early Georgian lady, painted in oils on canvas, wearing an intricate lace gown of gold, green and red, wearing no jewellery though with the dress bejewelled, her affable face looking out to the viewer with beautifully rendered blue eyes, her hair very much of the period, the work unframed and

the exceptionally well-proportioned and carved Giallo di Siena marble model of recumbent lion

George II period furniture is highly prized

and unflinchingly upbeat

He exhibited and taught widely in England

Mask One: 10

with Hartlepool

The rare and very well-preserved taxidermy chestnut longhaired dachshund mask with glass eyes and in splendid overall condition

is as we say

with the nineteenth century paintwork still very much apparent

lithographer and publisher

The chair is in largely original order making it hugely appealing

It has been noted that the speed in which the Ripper carried out his butchery on Eddowes impressed even the doctors who examined her body