A George II Period Carved & Gilded Wood & Gesso Fragment c.1730 antiques just a few years later

just a few years later

The aim of the co-operative was to supply goods to its members at the lowest remunerative rates

one to the rim and one to one area of the serpent decoration but both repairs aren't noticeable unless under a glass

Of octagonal form

The family home was 15 Hill Street

A George II Period Carved & Gilded Wood & Gesso Fragment c.1730 antiques just a few years laterOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1730Width: 45. 5Depth: 6Height: 12 (all at extremities & with backing board)The giltwood and gesso hand carved fragment, still of good imposing size, having been part of a larger composition, showing a heraldic eagle amongst foliage and a large flower head to a scaled sea serpent all above a helix twist frieze, having remnants of a pully or wench system to the reverse, possibly surviving from