Two Rare Reverse Glass Painted & Mother of Pearl Ecclesiastical Signs c.1910-20 sub-Architectural & Garden He also worked for James

He also worked for James Watt furnishing such residences as Aston Hall in Birmingham

The sledge is in useable order and is in a good original state

including discoloured gilding with attractive verdegris

Tam spurs Meg to turn and flee and drives the horse on towards the River Doon as the creatures dare not cross a running stream

The well-modeled figure of a gnarled and aged hunchback

Two Rare Reverse Glass Painted & Mother of Pearl Ecclesiastical Signs c.1910-20 sub-Architectural & Garden He also worked for JamesOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1910 20Height: 3. 75 4Width: 9. 75The wonderfully decorative reverse glass painted and mother of pearl ecclesiastical signs for 'He is Risen' and 'Redeemed', one with damage, each probably unique and in the original oak frames, surviving from the first quarter of twentieth century England. The Redeemed sign has damages as per the photographs with the broken glass being loose but still