Follower of Sir Anthony Van Dyke (1599-1641): European School Oval Oil on Panel of Christ on the Cross sub-Curios the carcass comprsing of a

the carcass comprsing of a moulded rectangular top above an arrangement of eight drawers and central cupboard comprising two frieze drawers and central cupboard door flanked by two banks of two short drawers to a plinth base survives from the latter part of the nineteenth century

The condition is unquestionably rustic

It could therefore be surmised that this inscription may have been a direct and heartfelt reaction from a British slave having heard of the revolution abroad in Haiti

was built in 1937 in inimitable Art Deco style and re-named the Odeon in 1948

showing two recently deceased children abandoned in a wood lying peacefully amongst a bed of foliage covered with leaves left by two busy robins

Follower of Sir Anthony Van Dyke (1599-1641): European School Oval Oil on Panel of Christ on the Cross sub-Curios the carcass comprsing of aOrigin: European School Period: Late Eighteenth Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Ex Christies London, 21st December 1928 Date: c. 1770 1810 Height: 12 inches Width: 10 inches The dramatically depicted oil on an oval oak panel showing the crucifixion of Christ, the figure rendered realistically swaddled in cloth, his muscles straining, with the acronym INRI above, the whole on an ebony ground and of Spanish or Italian origin surviving from the late