19th Century Portrait Of Gentleman and Dog Books - Essays

19th Century Portrait Of Gentleman and Dog Books - Essays**RESERVED** A 19th century portrait of a seated gentleman and his dog, possibly Scottish School. Label verso for William Christie Watch & Clock Maker, Laurencekirk, Scotland (1816 1900); the sitter may be affiliated with this maker. The work is finely painted with exceptional attention to detail throughout. There are paint losses to the extremities and fading throughout. Nonetheless it remains a good decorative work. Dimensions Height: 51cm Width:

Small ink inscription to the flyleaf of Volume I together with some pencil inscriptions and an ink stamp

Height: 40

The lid lifts to reveal a glazed interior

rounded corners and four ball feet

The ring has a central 0

Bickers binding

Horsley's paintings usually incorporate a dog

Dimensions (including frame)

Weight: 55 grams

now illegible

Small pencil inscriptions and binder's stamp to front endpapers

A charming glass and white metal 19th century scent bottle encased in its original tooled leather and gilt case