A Mid-19thC Continental School Portrait of a Gentleman c.1850 sub-Architectural & Garden though all entirely in keeping

though all entirely in keeping with age

the interiors with patent lock-clips surviving from a Boots chemist shop counter from the first quarter of the twentieth century

It's one of the oldest forms of roundabout in Britain

"painted sheet metal"

describing it as "a summer noise

A Mid-19thC Continental School Portrait of a Gentleman c.1850 sub-Architectural & Garden though all entirely in keepingOrigin: Central European, Possibly BavarianPeriod: Mid 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1840 50Height: 18. 5Width: 14. 75The unframed half length depiction of an intriguing looking gentleman in his middle years, in oils on canvas, clad in a formal black overcoat and cravatte, and clutching a Panama type hat, with a mountainous background, the work surviving from the middle part of the nineteenth century and in un restored condition. The picture has