A Group of Twelve Framed Late 19thC Botanical Watercolours c.1900

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A Group of Twelve Framed Late 19thC Botanical Watercolours c.1900Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 The Largest: 15 h x 10 w The Smallest: 9. 5 h x 7. 5 w The harmonious group of twelve late nineteenth century botanical watercolours, each finely executed in delicate washes and confident lines, depicting individual flowering specimens arranged against plain grounds, the studies including a varied selection of garden and wild blooms, tulips, roses, hollyhocks, violets and

published in Meteoritical Bulletin #90 as an L4-6 fragmental breccia with a shock rating of S3 and a weathering level of W1

Michael and St

was built by the Leach family in the 19th century

The attractively shaped pair of French modernist armchairs in burgundy panelled rexine and leather

the facial features strongly characterised

The circular pine top over an industrial tripod and circular base with triangular stretcher

Period: Mid/Late 20thC

Most were produced with a pointed base

shown in a camel coloured jacket and green tie with white shirt

Very much your Miss Havisham at Satis House kind of picture

and surviving from nineteenth century central Italy

The horse is positioned in a gallop and was more than likely part of a small six to eight horse children’s fairground merry-go-round