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Providing a generous double scoop of the traditional British seaside and flamboyantly hand painted
who risked everything to protect him from the encircling killer whales
younger daughter of the 1st Baron David
and were made into paint with spit or fat whilst modern pigments are often sophisticated masterpieces of chemical engineering
This wonderful piece would have most likely been a standalone feature from a fountain or would have stood via the fixing point on a marble or stone pedestal forming a larger garden ornament
A Late 19thC English Floral Crewelwork Wall Hanging c.1890 sub-Macabre- Medicine Providing a generous double scoopOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Width: 53 Height: 46 The Baton: 58 wide Using two yarns in wool, and of good size, the beautiful crewelwork wall hanging, with a symmetrical stylised floral pattern in pastel shades of powder blues, rose pinks and tea greens, to a soft sand ground, the many flowers to include several chrysanthemums, the whole worked in two sections and hanging from a later pine baton and
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