A Very Fine & Decorative Mid 19thC Verre Églomisé Armorial Panel of the Royal Coat of Arms sub-Antiques Thomas Richardson of Weaverham in

Thomas Richardson of Weaverham in Cheshire

and even when dry are found to contain numbers of large oil glands filled with oil

This rather long-winded and bureaucratic ecclesiastical Latin is essentially detailing a Papal dispensation for the wealthy Grassi family to have a particular mass for their dead

As babes a-wanting relief

With two different views of the forearm and the hand

A Very Fine & Decorative Mid 19thC Verre Églomisé Armorial Panel of the Royal Coat of Arms sub-Antiques Thomas Richardson of Weaverham inOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Width: 20. 5 Height: 23 (in frame) The superb quality nineteenth century verre glomis armorial panel of exquisite detail and execution, the whole vibrantly painted showing the Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom, on an ebony ground and mounted in a glazed frame, survives from the middle of the nineteenth century and the early Victorian period. The plate does have some