A 19thC English School Oil on Board Study of Two White Terriers & One Manchester Terrier

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A 19thC English School Oil on Board Study of Two White Terriers & One Manchester TerrierOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: The Estate of the late Joe & Mary Hope. Joe Hope, former head of Fine Art, Bath Academy of Art, Corsham Court, 1968 81 Date: c. 1870 Height: 12. 25" Width: 9. 25" The delightfully proportioned nineteenth century oil on board, painted in the provincial style, depicting a trio of English terriers in profile, each with brass and leather collars set against a tobacco coloured ground, the pair of English white

with their olive green color and smooth or scaly appearance is the basis of the name from the Latin serpentinus

The paintwork is stunning with the top now totally worn of paint

in his day

This settee was one of a pair and the other in the pairing was stamped with the Holland & Sons mark

An unusual and unique sculpture that has as much quality in its execution as it does in its inescapable whimsy

and the architectural style sides

Engraved by Henry Landseer depicts the various muscles of the upper and lower arm to include the biceps

There is a hole drilled and pegged to each flank to facilitate the use of hooks so the picture can be wall hung

a piece that now matter how hard one tries

In 1918 the business was incorporated as a limited liability company

Southampton

These clocks were fitted in iron cases