A Decorative Late Victorian Station Wall Clock c.1900

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A Decorative Late Victorian Station Wall Clock c.1900Origin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900Depth: 4. 5Diameter: 16The provincial painted station type eight day wall clock with a cream painted dial and black Roman numerals, now beautifully timeworn with age, retaining the original hands, the outer beech case having been black painted the whole surviving from late nineteenth century England. The clock is hugely decorative and attractive as is to look at but to function as

A hand-written letter by a direct descendent of Cooper Penrose

light-coloured dress with and covered by a cape that runs from her shoulders down her body

the Staffordshire seat of the Duke of Sutherland

We think it made for purpose

Framed: 33

The bronzed spelter candlesticks fashioned as opposing male and female ancient Egyptian figures holding candle sconces above their heads

75”The oil on canvas

after the original early eighteenth century work The Allegory of the Four Seasons by Jacob De Wit (1695-1754)

though most importantly the piece remains solid throughout

providing furniture for barracks

This wheel has recently featured in The Spinning Wheel Sleuth

Overall the cabinet would be described as good to very good condition