A Charming c.1850 English Provincial School Oil on Panel; ‘A Dog With The Days Bag’ sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles peacocks and fritillaries to a

peacocks and fritillaries to a stag beetle and two dragonfly

Perhaps the most famous production of lithographs ended in around 1970 with the widespread use of offset printing

There is some natural bend to the shaft

The box remains structurally sound

jacconettes and fancy goods

A Charming c.1850 English Provincial School Oil on Panel; ‘A Dog With The Days Bag’ sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles peacocks and fritillaries to aOrigin: British Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Canvas Height: 15. 75 inches Canvas Width: 24 inches The unframed English school painted in oils on a thick pine panel in the provincial nave style showing a English pointer bitch in profile, with the days bag of six catches morphed into a heap set amongst scattered feathers, to include a hare, four pheasants, and a mallard, all highly and wonderfully stylised in the