An Early 18thC Period Silkwork Picture Depicting the Tree of Life c.1700-20 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope repairs or damages and it

repairs or damages and it is ready to use

There are two interesting marks to both of the rear legs in the form of cartwheels which would have either been for the house they were made or perhaps for an inventory rather than a makers mark

At first glance one assumes this may well be a death mask

mounted on an ash bow rocker with beautiful period paint

One of the bottles does have remnants of a label but is now reduced to a mysterious whisper of what the vessel might have once contained

An Early 18thC Period Silkwork Picture Depicting the Tree of Life c.1700-20 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope repairs or damages and itOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Queen Anne George IIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1700 20In Frame: 19. 25 wide x 16. 5 highThe Queen Anne period silkwork picture, in unrestored order, presented in its original gilded and ebonised moulded frame and mounted on board, depicting three birds in a flowering tree with a lamb and running dog below surviving from the first quarter of eighteenth century England. The picture and frame are both in decorative and tired