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journeyman carpenter or cabinet maker
where Nomadic tribes cut out felts that they used to decorate or honour the tombs of the dead
Poster Dimensions 14 x 9 inches
Cosford Rural District
everyone was laughing at Jean-Gaspard Deburau's Pierrot
A Large 17thC Sculpted Red-Wax Figure of a Standing Child sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles journeyman carpenter or cabinet makerOrigin: English or possibly Dutch Period: James II William & Mary Provenance: The Property of Mrs Denzil Ffennell, formerly of Martyr Worthy Place, Martyr Worthy, Nr. Winchester, Hampshire Date: c. 1670 90 Height: 25 inches Diameter: 9 inches The red wax model of a standing child, portrayed in period attire, her hands together clasped in prayer, her bodice and pleated dress with foliate moulded detailing survives from the seventeenth century, and most