An Early 19thC English School Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Lady c.1800 sub-Macabre- Medicine which were used

which were used

Painted in watercolours on oak cigar box lids depicting the Carpathia

The lions were more than likely painted at least forty years ago but wouldn’t have been painted at the time they were made

Eugène Mercier strove against the odds to purvey Champagne of the highest quality to a wide public

They are still active at Shady Lane

An Early 19thC English School Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Lady c.1800 sub-Macabre- Medicine which were usedOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800Width: 25Height: 30The well executed oil on canvas portrait of a lady approaching middle age, serenely depicted half length, wearing a shawl and red ribbon tied bonnet, facing out toward the viewer, her complexion pale and of seemingly a kindly disposition; the work presented unframed, and the whole surviving from the turn of eighteenth century England. The picture appears to have had a