A Good Pair of c.1800 Early Primitive School Oils on Panel of a Gentleman & His Wife sub-Antiques though the oak is in

though the oak is in good order throughout with only minor scuffs

for we have been in touch with armagnac experts

The compact late Victorian period pine carcass with the original period black painted finish having an arrangement of three long drawers sitting on bun feet and with the original cast metal drop handles

There is fraying to the edges

Very similar in form to the Soho or Kershaw Patent Reflex made from 1905-1939 this camera was probably used for functional photographs

A Good Pair of c.1800 Early Primitive School Oils on Panel of a Gentleman & His Wife sub-Antiques though the oak is inOrigin: British Period: Late Eighteenth Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1820 Canvas Heights: 11. 75 inches Canvas Widths: 8. 75 inches The Wholes: 14. 5 X 11. 5 inches The oval early primitive school depictions of a gentleman and his wife, shown three quarter length and painted in oils on canvas down on English oak panels, presented in the original gilded and gadrooned metal frames survive from the zenith of the eighteenth