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Period: Late 19thC
at the Ferncliff Cemetery in Hartsdale
usually in silver (sometimes with the metal cut into false stones in the Paris style)
The naïve woolwork worked in good strong colours with a large two masted ship to the foreground flying the British Red Ensign with the signal flags for K (Kilo)
A Very Pretty Early 18thC Period Silkwork Picture Depicting the Tree of Life c.1700 sub-Art & Sculpture Period: Late 19thCOrigin: English Period: Queen Anne George II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1700 20 In Frame: 19. 25wide x 16. 5 high The Queen Anne period silkwork picture, in unrestored order, presented in its original gilded and ebonised moulded frame and mounted on board, depicting three birds in a flowering tree with a lamb and running dog below surviving from the first quarter of eighteenth century England. The picture and frame are both in decorative and tired