A 17thC Italian Framed Altar Devotional Fragment

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A 17thC Italian Framed Altar Devotional FragmentOrigin: Italian Period: Baroque Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1650 1700 Height: 10. 5 Width: 11 Depth: 1. 5 (all in frame) Dating from the Baroque period the mid to late seventeenth century chapel dedication or devotional fragment in a near period scarlet painted pine and gesso moulded frame with a hand painted calligraphy parchment paper panel with seven lines of script and a circular armorial to the top, remaining in beautiful un meddled with

having a ten-stick high comb hoop back with two cast riveted iron brace struts to the rail

the work signed lower right E

The buff and ruby red hand painted wooden rectangular cinema seating indicator with slide panels showing seating availability as ‘Queueing’

This chalk-written message has been the subject of many a debate both as to its relevance if written by the Ripper and as to whether it was written by Jack the Ripper at all

75 diameter base x 10

It is a particularly thick and heavy example

“Bonjour Tristesse” was ahead of it time

The scarce pair of handsome Regency period footstools

when the partnership with Mason was terminated

The wonderfully original stained pine and scrub topped dairy farmhouse table of good proportions

In my dream as the deity of the squirrels

The mirror plate is all original and has some attractive foxing to parts

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