A Humorous Early 19thC Framed Engraving; ‘A Bad Break’ sub-Curios The paint has wear commensurate

The paint has wear commensurate with age

the chair can be mounted on four wheels and drawn by a horse

Hector the boar is one of these

the whole containing thirty nine examples surviving from the mid twentieth century

the drum head painted elephant grey and stenciled ‘Jazz Janot Brech’ in black and red with ‘Elie Dupeyrat Dordogne Musique & Intruments’ to one side and ‘Mimile Jazz’ to the other with a metal makers plaque reading ‘Musiques Intruments Chez Elie Dupeyrat à Savignac-d'Allemans Dordogne’ survives from the early twentieth century

A Humorous Early 19thC Framed Engraving; ‘A Bad Break’ sub-Curios The paint has wear commensurateOrigin: Probably English Period: Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 30 The Frame: Height: 9. 75 inches Width: 13. 5 inches The indistinctly signed, P. A Clarke (?), and numbered 62 the hand coloured engraving (?) showing a naively depicted mare and gentleman rider, pictured travelling in a field and sliding off his carriage with a look of alarm, as a flock of gulls pass over head, and humorously entitled A Bad Break survives