A Good Pair of Large Continental School c.1830 Oils on Canvas of Classical Urns & Flowers sub-Religion & Relics which is a more unusual

which is a more unusual feature of tins of this type

The final blow for Walter Potter's collection came with the decision by the proprietors of Jamaica Inn to auction the collection in September 2003

There is some loss to parts of the plaster frame and to the beading and there is no panel back so the reverse is immediate glass plate

survives from late nineteenth century Europe in the Black Forest style

A Good Pair of Large Continental School c.1830 Oils on Canvas of Classical Urns & Flowers sub-Religion & Relics which is a more unusualOrigin: Continental, Probably Dutch or French Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 40 Canvas Heights: 63 inches Canvas Widths: 19. 5 inches (each) The large unframed pair of early nineteenth century continental oils on canvas standing at over five feet high each, showing large classical stone urns and a tall bouquet of flowers and foliage showing an array of predominately red, pink and white flowers, with trailing ivy