18th Century Portrait Of An Officer (Irish School) Interiors

18th Century Portrait Of An Officer (Irish School) Interiors**RESERVED** An 18th century portrait of a redcoat officer, possibly an Irish redcoat officer who were integral to the British Army from the 18th century onwards. Oil on card. Dublin artist supplier stamp verso. The portrait has a book to the foreground and the sitter is pointing out to his left. The work has a small scratch to the central left just above the shoulder, and paint loss to the top edge where the work has been historically folded over to

The box opens to reveal a mustard leather writing surface with gilt stamped foliate decoration and a greek key border

the viewer is treated to an extremely joyful dog bounding behind his master as he collects sticks under moonlight

Depth: 48cm

Thomas conducted his own defence and argued over the meaning of the charges written in Latin compared to the English words that he actually used

sand cast bronze busts in the Wien Museum

model number '2285/56/16' and the 'Reproduction Reservee' stamp verso

printed by C

A large 19th century English School portrait of a seated and suited boy

A 19th portrait of large proportions depicting a seated lady wearing a black gown and fur shawl

There is evidence of repair and restoration in areas

A Mappin & Webb brass carriage clock in near mint condition and perfect working order

Full green leather binding by Bickers & Son