FIVE REVERSE PAINTED CONVEX GLASS PICTURES 19TH CENTURY
the first depicting a winter scene with a man and dog in a snowy landscape, after Thomas Barker of Bath, within a moulded giltwood frame; another with a pastoral scene of cows grazing in woodland with castle ruins in the distance, in an ebonised moulded frame; another of oval form depicting three men fishing, in a rectangular giltwood frame; another featuring a classical house by a lakeside, within an alabaster frame; and the last with a view of St. Paul's Cathedral from Southwark Bridge, in an alabaster frame (5)
Dimensions:
largest 23cm diameter, smallest 11.1cm diameter
the first depicting a winter scene with a man and dog in a snowy landscape, after Thomas Barker of Bath, within a moulded giltwood frame; another with a pastoral scene of cows grazing in woodland with castle ruins in the distance, in an ebonised moulded frame; another of oval form depicting three men fishing, in a rectangular giltwood frame; another featuring a classical house by a lakeside, within an alabaster frame; and the last with a view of St. Paul's Cathedral from Southwark Bridge, in an alabaster frame (5)
Dimensions:
largest 23cm diameter, smallest 11.1cm diameter
