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We have acquired this work from an Oxfordshire country house
In Freemasonry
The only issue to note is that two of the four cherubs’ garland wreaths that they are holding have losses
The picture is stamped verso with that of William and James/John Legg’s indistinct canvas stamp
We have carried out some remedial work to the structural innards of the carcass such as to the drawer runners so that she now stands in completely useable condition
A Roman Imperial Terracotta Forger's Casting Mould; 4thC AD sub-Natural History We have acquired this workOrigin: Roman Period: Roman Provenance: A collection of a gentleman, acquired on the London art market in the 1990s. Date: c. 300 450 AD Diameter: 1" Weight: 4. 78g The fascinating terracotta forgers casting mould, showing incuse of [CONSTANTI] NVS MAX AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust to right and reverse Incus of PROVIDEN [TIAE AVGG?], being a camp gate with no doors and two turrets and a star above, the whole surviving from 4th century AD.
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