An English School Oil on Panel Hatchment of The Royal Arms of George IV c.1830 sub-Natural History The condition of the jar

The condition of the jar is relatively good

though with the usual amount of loose dust collected in and around the ensemble

whose most productive period was spent in London

with only a few creases here and there that are likely to drop out anyway

The form and shape of this piece suggest it may have been part of the scullery or servant’s quarters in a large country estate and used for kitchenalia

An English School Oil on Panel Hatchment of The Royal Arms of George IV c.1830 sub-Natural History The condition of the jarOrigin: Unknown Period: George IV Provenance: An Unknown Deconsecrated Church in North Yorkshire Date: c. 1830 In Frame: Height: 55. 5 Width: 55. 5 Beautifully depicted, and of large size nearing five feet across, the royal arms of King George IV (1762 1830), boldly painted in oils on pine to a black ground and inscribed 'G IV R HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE' and ' DIEU ET MON DROIT', created at the time of his death in the summer of 1830 by church