A Folk Art Seed Work Picture in an Ebonised & Glazed Frame “Gods Gift to Man” c.1874

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A Folk Art Seed Work Picture in an Ebonised & Glazed Frame “Gods Gift to Man” c.1874Origin: British Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1874 Length: 24 inches Height: 24 inches Depth: 2 inches The large folk art seed work picture composed of a vast array of seeds, peas and beans, inscribed below a cross with the IHS monogram (standing for the first three letters of Jesus' name in the Greek alphabet) with `Gods Gifts to Man` to the lower section, within its original glazed and ebonised frame, signed and dated within the

the Kaiser and our old friend

A new key would be recommended

The 12th-century historian William of Malmesbury was of the community

and some old moth holes mainly to one flag but this aside they remain sound

The alpaca is a domesticated herd species originally native to South America

It is a common charge in the heraldry of many countries and was used as a badge by Edward II of England

the leather handle is probably later and two of the side skin panels are slightly loose at the corners but it is still in very useable order

gilt piping and motifs to include leaf sprays

There are a few old scratches

Length: 22

Height: 8 inches

Within ten years it had been widened and extended as far as Goulston Square