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The necklace remains in an excellent condition throughout
The whole is housed in a typical black and gold frame
The tea caddy is in an excellent condition throughout
The shelf has a few mark commensurate with age but generally remains in a very good condition overall and boasts its original finish
There are some minor signs of wear commensurate with age to the giltwood such as to the top of the left panel and nibbles to the extremities in places (please see photographs)
Mrs Richard Hardy (fl.1848) - Portrait Of A Gentleman Art The necklace remains in an*RESERVED* A portrait of a gentleman by 'Mrs Richard Hardy', signed and dated 1848 verso (note the artist has used the archaic latin term 'Pinxit', meaning the person who was responsible for the art). The sitter is seated in an upholstered chair, wearing a black suit and cravat. The face is extremely well painted with great use of tone and light. The torso and hands are more loosely painted, bringing the sitter's face firmly to the fore. There is a