A Wonderful Series of Eight c.1900 Arts & Crafts Movement Ecclesiastical Scenes on a Pair of Cabinet Doors antiques that are becoming increasingly difficult

that are becoming increasingly difficult to find

Gualbert Saunders in 1867

The seventeenth century oak joined spindle-back side chairs of good colour each with all parts precisely elongated-ball and ring-turned

In entirely untouched and original condition the frame is slightly loose in places and the canvas does have some creasing but the whole is still in presentable original order

The species eats nectar from red-colored plants and the larvae feed on Cassia species

A Wonderful Series of Eight c.1900 Arts & Crafts Movement Ecclesiastical Scenes on a Pair of Cabinet Doors antiques that are becoming increasingly difficultOrigin: English Period: Arts and Crafts Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 1910 Width: 11 inches Height: 44 inches (each) The series of eight Art and Crafts movement ecclesiastical scenes painted in oils, upon two double sided door panels in forest green from a large cupboard or cabinet of the period, with titles to include 'Curiosity', 'Evil Genius', and 'Prudence' with Celtic Ruskin style roundels to the borders, the panels surviving the last quarter