Portrait Of A Gentleman Holding A Skull, c.1720 Drawers & Storage

Portrait Of A Gentleman Holding A Skull, c.1720 Drawers & StorageAn early 18th century portrait of a gentleman, possibly an actor, within a painted oval resting his hand on a skull upon his lap, c. 1720. Well executed and of good proportions. Unframed with some light scuffs in areas but generally presents very well indeed. Relined. An intriguing portrait. Provenance: Private collection of the late Howard Godfrey (1938 2019), fine art dealer of over 30 years. Dimensions Height: 77cm Width: 63. 5cm Depth: 2cm

Designed by Ford William Maddox for William Morris

most daguerreotypes are presented in a special housing

Northants'

The set comes with two sterling silver spoons

An extremely attractive set of early 20th century salon chairs that remain in a very good condition and are wholly fit for purpose

The Union was wound up following a resolution passed in 1912

Depth (front to rear leg): 53cm

The sloped lid opens to reveal a fitted interior and its original contents

This daguerreotype remains in an excellent condition

and also from the local authorities over its grand building plans

leaning against a pollarded willow in a wintery marsh setting beneath an ominous sky

There is spotting and browning to the preliminary pages