A 19thC Plaster Death Mask of George Stafford Wright (1864-1870)

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A 19thC Plaster Death Mask of George Stafford Wright (1864-1870)Origin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 Height: 8 inches Width: 6. 5 inches Box: 11. 25 x 9. 5 inches The life size thick plaster moulded death mask of George Stafford Wright (known as Stafford), son of G. T. and Francis Anna Maria Wright, Born on the 13th April 1864, Died 18th January 1870, buried at Kensal Green Cemetery, London is presented in a square hinged pine box. In original condition the mask does not suffer from

Bronze Finger Ring in the form of the Sacred Asp B

the whole with surface scratches

Once named Macbeth

The trunk is of high quality and has several labels to include the stamp of the owner ‘Brigadier T

Time machine not required

The delftware drug or ointment jar typically painted in blue depicting two birds either side of a decorated cartouche consisting of a basket of fruit above the inscription 'U: NICOTIAN

The colour of this face is especially appealing

Arthur Broome

We do like chests like this

the subjects almost certainly of French-African ethnicity

The learning plate is in good overall order with some creases that would eventually drop out and some light fading to the paper

this is just what we like to see

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