An English School Oil on Canvas Portrait of Master Ronald C. Pilsbury by Harry C. Pilsbury c.1900-10 sub-Art & Sculpture giving a good impression of

giving a good impression of age

And pleas'd in sorrow listen to thy song:

A good early pair of stone carvings that could be positioned in or out as great decorative features

across the stern or transom or simply a nameboard which can appear in lots of places on the ship

Shelbrooke were known as good and very active taxidermists from the late nineteenth century and continued preserving until at least the late 1930s

An English School Oil on Canvas Portrait of Master Ronald C. Pilsbury by Harry C. Pilsbury c.1900-10 sub-Art & Sculpture giving a good impression ofOrigin: Unknown Period: Late Victorian Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 10 Height: 14 Width: 12 The three quarter length depiction of a boy, Master Ronald Clifford Pilsbury, probably aged around eight or nine, in oils on canvas, by his father Harry Clifford Pilsbury (1870 1925), the sitter shown in period dress with brown overcoat and white collared shirt, with short blond hair, on an burnt brown black ground, survives unrestored and