A 19thC English School Study of a Red Devon Bull sub-Curios the upper and arm tips

the upper and arm tips each fitted with an ivory bead bearing traces of gilding

making an appealing combination and an absorbing piece of antique jewellery

after the chief practitioner of this fantastic manner

rare and colourful specimens

The springing is in super order and structurally she is sound with the legs and castors all operational and sturdy

A 19thC English School Study of a Red Devon Bull sub-Curios the upper and arm tipsOrigin: English School Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Height: 22. 25 Width: 17 Depth: 1. 75 The Work: 16 x 10. 75 The oil canvas laid on wooden panel portrait study of a large red devon bull or ox, with a woolly coat and long horns, shown in profile against a soft blue grey ground, the whole being unsigned, in a good quality later mid 20thc gilt moulded frame and surviving from the nineteenth century in very good order. The