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what Landseer intended and that is to personify the dog
Tom Hartley was sad
On the underside of the box are stamped the patent marks
the amber ground corners with floral posies and fruit bunches
paisley and patterened dress fabrics and fashion fabrics in the distinguished premises in London
An Early 19thC Italian Gilt-Gesso Wall Mirror c.1830 sub-Art & Sculpture what Landseer intended and thatOrigin: ItalianPeriod: Early 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1830Height: 24Depth: 2Width: 31The dome topped wall mirror, of overmantel type form, having the original sparkling mercury glass plate, featuring a ghostly central decayed orb to the centre, surrounded by a well carved gilt gesso moulded frame of floral spandrels to an incised lozenge ground and gadrooned inner border, the whole surviving from nineteenth century Italy. The original mirror
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