A Decorative Softwood Chip-Carving of Two Seahorses sub-Curios and a small square of

and a small square of the blank margin has been replaced in the lower right corner

both through the depicted persona of the Queen herself but also the evocative later paintwork this is a superbly decorative piece of sculpture

The painting is atmospherically and moodily decorative as is but could be extensively cleaned

crafted by Flatters & Garnett Ltd of Manchester with the canvas roll bearing the suppliers name of S

A Decorative Softwood Chip-Carving of Two Seahorses sub-Curios and a small square ofOrigin: British Period: Possibly Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Found in North Wales Date: Possibly c. 1800 Height: 11 inches Width: 12. 5 inches Depth: 5. 5 inches (all at maximum) The well weathered softwood carving, possibly a finial from a ship, showing two primitively chip carved seahorses on a scrolled pedestal base. Condition would be described as fair to good but because the pieces age is difficult to pin down we would say it is