A Charming Regency Period English Silhouette of a Boy c.1825 antiques there really is nothing not

there really is nothing not to like here

The pineapples seen on the caddy are a rarer more whimsical motif than say

The Abbey was destroyed by the Scots in 1138

With such an enormous amount of symbolism and sublime craftsmanship on show this amply sized piece proves to be an extremely fine example of Anglo-Indian colonial furniture harking back to the last days of the Raj and would prove an impressive hall chair

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A Charming Regency Period English Silhouette of a Boy c.1825 antiques there really is nothing notOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 35 In Frame: 12 x 10 The Card: 8. 75 x 6. 5 The Regency period silhouette showing a boy or youth, full length with whip, his right hand resting on a period chair, the whole of ink and watercolour heightened with gold on card survives in its original gilt gesso frame from early nineteenth century England. The silhouette is in good order with light overall dis colouration and a mild stain