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which allowed the butler to discretely keep an eye on dinner guests while keeping his back turned

to a blue dogtooth border

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painted by Theodor Kern in the second quarter of the twentieth century

Bristol Zoological Gardens: After John West Giles (1830-1865) - 'Jupiter’ by John Burbidge, June 24th, 1853 sub-Macabre- Medicine which allowed the butler toOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Bristol Zoological Gardens, Bristol, England Date: c. 1853 Height: 16 Width: 17. 75 Depth: 1. 25 (all in frame) After John West Giles (1830 1865) the beautiful stipple engraving showing the seated lion 'Jupiter,' published by John Burbidge, Clifton, June 24th 1853 and with a dedication to the lower margin reading; 'To the committee of the Bristol & Clifton Zoological Society, this portrait of their