A Fine Mid 18thC Period Reverse Glass Picture of the Royal Coat of Arms sub-Antiques made up of five white

made up of five white stars – one small five-pointed star and four

Alfred Barron Clay

survive from the middle to latter part of nineteenth century Ireland

Sometimes shells and other adornments were added

beads and gilded scrolled papers in Latin text and silk cord with central paper cartouche depicting three figures and the crucifix and red rubber stamped seal

A Fine Mid 18thC Period Reverse Glass Picture of the Royal Coat of Arms sub-Antiques made up of five whiteOrigin: English Period: George II III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1714 1801, Most likely c. 1750 Width: 8. 25 inches Height: 6. 5 inches (11 x 9 in Frame) The Georgian period reverse glass paint and foil picture showing the Royal Coat of Arms on a marble pedestal with unicorn, lion and two winged putti on a rust red ground interspersed with garlands and floral sprays, the whole presented in its original oval giltwood and gesso frame with corvetto