A Good 18thC French School Oval Oil on Canvas Laid to Board Portrait of a Young Gentleman c.1780 sub-Religion & Relics There is some slight movement

There is some slight movement shelves to each tier but again nothing that one wouldn’t expect

The stylish Regency period solid burr walnut and ebony sofa or centre table having a three section solid burr walnut top to a scroll flanked frieze with ebonised panels over a part solid ebony and part ebonised beech under frame with bullseye roundels and turned unifying stretcher to four bun feet

Later that year de Veulle refused to appear as a witness in a case involving Godfray and the Lieut-Governor

in the form of old repairs but nothing within the last century

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A Good 18thC French School Oval Oil on Canvas Laid to Board Portrait of a Young Gentleman c.1780 sub-Religion & Relics There is some slight movementOrigin: French Period: Louis XV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 The Canvas: 20. 5 high x 16 wide The Whole: 23. 5 high x 19. 5 wide The half length portrait in oval form of a dashing young French gentleman having long hair, and looking directly out to the viewer, painted in oils on canvas laid down to board, the sitter shown in a black over garment with a white collared under garment with a golden silk tassel, the work presented in a stained oak