The piece has its original fixings to the rear and is ready to be attached
and the translucent quality of her face (created using highlights of blue)
The tier sides have attractive keyhole shaped cutouts to each and this
These cuffs are so called as they form a figure of eight and were used primarily in Ireland
This central field of this Ziegler has a particularly rich offering of stylized flowers as the beautiful pattern shimmers through a range of golds
Three Early Victorian Legal Manuscript Indentures, Relating To John Smyth sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The piece has its originalOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: 1838 1839 Width: 30 inches Height: 25 inches Three framed, attractively calligraphic, indentures; written in black ink on vellum, in a neat secretarial hand, two with wax seals of the witnesses or executers below the text. There is some slight creasing to the vellum in a few small areas but this could easily be flattened out. The first indenture, dated the 30th of July 1838, is a contractual