A Wonderful Late 19thC French Carved & Polychrome Painted Doll; ‘Emile’ with Accompanying Photographs sub-Curios The Thomas Glenister Company ceased

The Thomas Glenister Company ceased trading in the 1990s

Introduced in 1572

Sir Francis’ antique gems and mediaeval jewellery were left to his second son

many of which can be found in the northwestern Indian subcontinent

mounted on an ebonised cross with a bone Christian cross below

A Wonderful Late 19thC French Carved & Polychrome Painted Doll; ‘Emile’ with Accompanying Photographs sub-Curios The Thomas Glenister Company ceasedOrigin: French Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1875 89 Height: 14 inches Width: 4 inches (at shoulders) The enchanting nineteenth century French carved and polychrome painted wood and composition doll named "Emile" with moveable head having glass eyes and presented in his original clothes comprising of tartan check suit with matching black waistcoat and black and white striped enamel buttons and silk black shoes presented