A Fine c.1854 English School Portrait of Philip Williams (b.1798) of Wednesbury Oak Ironworks by John Calcott Horsley RA (1817-1903) sub-Decorative Objects but there is a possibility

but there is a possibility he is German or Austrian and he could well be earlier than the first half of the twentieth century

with two handsomely carved and pierced arched panels at the head and foot

This was "The Original Death and Burial of Cock Robin” and the tableau was an immediate success with the customers of the White Lion when it was first displayed in a summerhouse behind the inn in the summer of 1861

The interior flowers have a few small areas of worn and flaking paint

and from the date of this exhibition in 1966 to his death

A Fine c.1854 English School Portrait of Philip Williams (b.1798) of Wednesbury Oak Ironworks by John Calcott Horsley RA (1817-1903) sub-Decorative Objects but there is a possibilityOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1854 The Canvas: 48. 75 x 38. 5 In Frame: 64. 5 x 54. 25 The large scale oil on canvas portrait showing Philip Williams (b. 1798, d. 1864) of Wednesbury Oak ironworks in three quarter length, wearing a brown overcoat, shirt and neckerchief, signed with initials and dated 1854 inscribed on stretcher Portrait of Philip Wiiliams of Wednesbury Oak Iron Works. Born Jan 1798. Painted by