An English School Oil on Panel Hatchment of The Royal Arms of George IV c.1830 sub-Architectural & Garden more than one million equines

more than one million equines were deployed in cavalry forces during the course of the First World War

survives from the early to middle part of Victorian period England

Full Length: 77 inches (including curb links)

The original backboards have been repaired with some fabric tape

on tapering legs with brass caps and casters surviving in desirable condition from Regency period England and from the estate of Professor James Griffin (1933-2019)

An English School Oil on Panel Hatchment of The Royal Arms of George IV c.1830 sub-Architectural & Garden more than one million equinesOrigin: Unknown Period: George IV Provenance: An Unknown Deconsecrated Church in North Yorkshire Date: c. 1830 In Frame: Height: 55. 5 Width: 55. 5 Beautifully depicted, and of large size nearing five feet across, the royal arms of King George IV (1762 1830), boldly painted in oils on pine to a black ground and inscribed 'G IV R HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE' and ' DIEU ET MON DROIT', created at the time of his death in the summer of 1830 by church