A Fine Early 19thC Italian Giltwood Corner Armchair c.1820 sub-Religion & Relics and subterranean streams abound

and subterranean streams abound

1554–1633) who was a portrait painter and officer of arms to the court of Elizabeth I of England

The superbly well cast and wonderfully rendered painted stone bust

pro-English party in England and ultimately pave the way to the Union of the English and Scottish Crowns under a Protestant monarch

Greens and pinks have been used as though the ground is the night sky

A Fine Early 19thC Italian Giltwood Corner Armchair c.1820 sub-Religion & Relics and subterranean streams aboundOrigin: Italian Period: Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 30 Height: 29. 75 inches (at highest point) Width: 19. 75 inches (at seat) Depth: 19. 75 inches (at seat) The beautiful and profusely carved and gilded corner armchair having a curved top rail centred with a putto head and terminating in lion's heads above two pierced splats of further symmetrical conforming putti and mythical green man beast hybrid masks betwixt three