A Very Good Mid-18thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Gentleman c.1760 poa-item Although quite similar in technique

Although quite similar in technique to rolled paper or quillwork pieces we can’t find anything quite the same as these works in this style

dating from the middle of the nineteenth century up to the first quarter of the twentieth century

The octagonal serpentine jar and cover

a family of perennial

The Regal was then closed due to wartime conditions at the beginning of the war and it re-opened on 3rd November 1940

A Very Good Mid-18thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Gentleman c.1760 poa-item Although quite similar in techniqueOrigin: French or English Period: Louis XV George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1760 80 Canvas: 17. 75 inches x 13 inches In Frame: 22. 25 inches x 17. 25 inches The well realised eighteenth century oil on canvas portrait of a dashing young to middle aged gentleman in oils on canvas, in a black overcoat with a peppermint white neckerchief, the work apparently unsigned, survives in an associated nineteenth century frame. The picture is a little