A Fine Regency Carved Pine & Gesso Overdoor Broken Pediment c.1825; Formerly of No.2 Wilton Crescent, Belgravia & the Earl Mountbatten, by Repute sub-Art & Sculpture He sits in the tweed

He sits in the tweed suit more comfortably for it is original to the figure whilst the RAF costume is at least ten years later and is a little more ill-fitting

He’s lost a few of his spine ends here and there but he’s generally in good order for a sixty year old

a breeze to look after

The well coloured mahogany jardinière stand having a circular top over a substantial and beautifully carved cabriole leg with a scrolled acanthus leaf decorated main body and finely detailed and exuberant lion’s paw foot on a stepped octagonal base with bun feet

A Fine Regency Carved Pine & Gesso Overdoor Broken Pediment c.1825; Formerly of No.2 Wilton Crescent, Belgravia & the Earl Mountbatten, by Repute sub-Art & Sculpture He sits in the tweedOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Formerly of No. 2 Wilton Crescent, Belgravia & the Earl Mountbatten, by Repute Date: c. 1825 Height: 28. 5 Width: 65. 5 Depth: 6 (all at extremities) The fine Georgian gesso and carved pine over door broken pediment cresting with egg and dart and floral tracery and swag mouldings, showing several layers of old paint, removed from an important London house by repute being of No. 2 Wilton Crescent, Belgravia,