A Mid-Victorian Carved Pine & Dappled Painted Pull-a-Long Horse c.1860-70

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A Mid-Victorian Carved Pine & Dappled Painted Pull-a-Long Horse c.1860-70Origin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 70 Depth: 13. 75 Height: 16. 5 Width: 7. 5 (all at extremities) The decorative child's Victorian dappled carved and painted wooden pull a long horse, with one front leg raised, having a black leather saddle and harness, plaited horse hare and mane, to a black painted base and four wheels, surviving in un touched condition from mid nineteenth century England. The condition is

A wonderfully tactile piece of medical history

probably part sheltered outside

The Wholes: 20

Exmoor which he'd bought

As only the wealthy could afford timepieces it was not wholly surprising that Victorian children would arrive at school at different times

realistic yet free and relaxed in its implementation

showing a well realised head and shoulders portrait on a burnt umber ground of a young student with dense chestnut beard in academic attire consisting of black robe and tudor bonnet type hat

thus is attributed to the Welsh firm

created when tools were built to last

James Bourlet and Sons has a detailed history which can be seen on the National Portrait Gallery British Picture Framemakers 1630-1950

1910-20 (the cloth)

Within ten years it had been widened and extended as far as Goulston Square

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