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the sitter wearing a laced dress
The actual form is French and would have been imported to London where Wells & Son would have mounted it to this stand
The table is versatile and could be used as a side or centre table or for dining with it seating six
a study for a larger work
A Group of Six Framed Food Related Lithographs; "The Grocer's Encyclopedia" by Artemas Ward 1911 sub-Macabre- Medicine the sitter wearing a lacedOrigin: AmericanPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1911In Frames: Height: 13. 25Width: 10 (each)The group of six framed and glazed offset lithograph prints, showing a mixture of foodstuffs in profile, of pasta, meats, nuts, breads and cheeses, taken from "The Grocer's Encyclopedia" compiled by Artemas Ward in 1911 in early twentieth century New York. The prints are in good overall condition with no damages. The frames are contemporary, so
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