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The Gabbeh is traditionally tribal made by nomadic people
Henry Perlee Parker (1795–1873) produced a variety of portraits and genre subjects
The painting is apparently unsigned and in un-cleaned and un-restored condition
By 1891 the company had built the largest dockside crane in the country and in 1907 the first floating crane had been produced
the eyes are clasped shut in exclamation
An 18thC English Provincial School Oil on Panel of Windsor Castle; Horton Lodge, Windsor, Berkshire c.1770 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage The Gabbeh is traditionally tribalOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: Horton Lodge, Windsor, BerkshireDate: c. 1770Height: 31Width: 39. 25Depth: 2 (in frame)The beautifully time worn oil on panel, of four conjoined boards, painted provincially, showing Windsor Castle with soldiers and ladies promenading in the foreground with a hound and cannon, and a Union Jack flag raised to the Round Tower, the lodgings of the military knights, the whole surviving in its original gilded