An Early 18thC English School Oval Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Lady c.1730-40 sub-Decorative Objects Depth: 15”

Depth: 15”

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and it was he who first patent registered the idea of reflective glass beads for advertising signs and road signage in 1927

and the phrase later became the motto of the Order

An Early 18thC English School Oval Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Lady c.1730-40 sub-Decorative Objects Depth: 15”Origin: English Period: George II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1730 40 Height: 29. 25 Width: 24. 25 The beautiful large half length portrait in oval form of an early Georgian lady, painted in oils on canvas, wearing an intricate lace gown of gold, green and red, wearing no jewellery though with the dress bejewelled, her affable face looking out to the viewer with beautifully rendered blue eyes, her hair very much of the period, the work unframed and