A Charming Early 19thC English School Portrait of a Lady c.1800-7 sub-Architectural & Garden We don’t believe any of

We don’t believe any of these imperfections make the table any less practical but if one is shy of character it may be best to look elsewhere

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Its interior is unique and it was probably made for the estate in question bespoke

though a small handful of the wax flowers have dropped though are provided with the dress and could be re-attached relatively easily if desired

The first appearance of a house at Fonthill comes in 1533

A Charming Early 19thC English School Portrait of a Lady c.1800-7 sub-Architectural & Garden We don’t believe any ofOrigin: English School Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 7 In Frame: 37. 25 x 32 x 2. 25 Canvas: 30. 75 x 25. 75 The well executed oil on canvas portrait of a Lady of status, serenely depicted seated in a lace gown with black stole, rather full of breast, facing out toward the viewer, her hands relaxed to her lap, her cheeks and lips both full and red, her complexion pale, her chestnut hair tied up, with a curled fringe; the work