A Good Pair of c.1842 French School Provincial Oil on Canvas Portraits of a Gentleman & His Wife sub-Religion & Relics the whole surviving from early

the whole surviving from early Victorian period England and quite possibly designed by 19th-century English architect

Alternatively it may have been used for leather-work or in an in-house cobblers (these existed in some asylums) and the initialed ‘R’ to the frieze is made from punched leather so this may be a clue

elutriated and the coming liquid is allowed to settle

There are gaps between each plank to the top but these can be spliced and filled on request

A Good Pair of c.1842 French School Provincial Oil on Canvas Portraits of a Gentleman & His Wife sub-Religion & Relics the whole surviving from earlyOrigin: French Period: Louis Philippe Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1842 Canvases: 16 x 12. 75 inches In Frames: 20. 75 x 17. 5 inches The mid nineteenth century French school depictions of a gentleman and lady, presumed man and wife, shown half length and painted in oils on canvas and presented in their original gilt and gesso frames, one being signed C. Chollol 1842, survive from Louis Philippe period France in attic condition. The pictures are in