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this happy chappie is a fine and scarce example of shop display and butchers advertising
mounted on linen with aluminium dowels
The glazed case to both sides of the movement drum is original and without cracks
5” (all at top)
In this period you could find viewing stations with windows which all had different coloured stained glass so that the visitor could view the landscape through the appropriate window for the season - light green for spring
Angelo Domenico; "L'Ecole des Armes"; A Framed c.1763 Engraving of a Fencing Duel (Plate.44) sub-Antiques this happy chappie is aOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1763 The Engraving: 10. 75 inches x 16. 75 inches The Whole: 13. 5 inches x 18. 75 inches From Angelo Domenico; s (1717? 1802) renowned fencing manual "L'Ecole des Armes" the engraving marked plate number 44 and presented in a 19thC ebonised reeded frame showing De la garde epagnole combattie aprs la parade du coup destramafson plate 44 publishd according to act of parliament Feb. 1763 by
