A George II Period Carved & Gilded Wood & Gesso Fragment c.1730 sub-Religion & Relics with the seventeenth century barley

with the seventeenth century barley twist chair

in which two legs

and of a more Italian or French Empire style

Some of its species are known as table coral

was for companies who had hitherto focussed on turning out cars and motorcycles

A George II Period Carved & Gilded Wood & Gesso Fragment c.1730 sub-Religion & Relics with the seventeenth century barleyOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1730Width: 45. 5Depth: 6Height: 12 (all at extremities & with backing board)The giltwood and gesso hand carved fragment, still of good imposing size, having been part of a larger composition, showing a heraldic eagle amongst foliage and a large flower head to a scaled sea serpent all above a helix twist frieze, having remnants of a pully or wench system to the reverse, possibly surviving from