A Pair of 19thC French Black Painted Pine Mannequin Legs sub-Religion & Relics The gilding to the frame

The gilding to the frame does suffer from losses

but as he was leaving he was caught in the cross fire of a pheasant hunt and sadly shot

The mirrors may be distorted because of different curves

The assortment of medieval stained glass fragments surviving from the middle of the fifteenth century through to around 1550

and German cities pre-World War Two including Hamburg

A Pair of 19thC French Black Painted Pine Mannequin Legs sub-Religion & Relics The gilding to the frameOrigin: FrenchPeriod: 3rd RepublicProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1870 90Height: 14. 5Width: 4Depth: 8. 75 (each)The decorative pair of carved pine mannequin lower legs and feet, showing much of their original black painted decoration, each made in two sections, now wonderfully time worn and surviving from the latter part of nineteenth century France. The condition of the legs is good and stable with no attempts to try to restore the flaked paint. There