An Early 19thC Naïve School Oil Portrait of a Gentleman c.1830 reserved The base is stable but

The base is stable but with losses

Toleware was more commonly used in this period for the storage of tea

Or 20” x 16

with well-cast sphinx supports being half-maiden and half-winged lion

which was death

An Early 19thC Naïve School Oil Portrait of a Gentleman c.1830 reserved The base is stable butOrigin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 Width: 7. 75 Height: 10 The early nineteenth century English nave school on woven card depicting a gentleman full length in profile and in period attire, gesturing with one hand and holding his top hat in the other, to a buff ground and shadowing to the foreground, the whole surviving from the late Regency to William IV period in un meddled with condition. The picture has not been