A Large & Decorative Early 18thC Oil on Panel of a Still Life & Urn c.1730 sub-Antiques Just the way we like

Just the way we like it

Remaining in good overall condition

featuring a highly stylised figure of a young boy gaily strutting amongst a botanical backdrop on a buff coloured ground

Archibald Kenrick himself originally started life as an iron founder in 1791 manufacturing buckles and livery fittings and then created a quality iron foundry

Box Width: 13 inches

A Large & Decorative Early 18thC Oil on Panel of a Still Life & Urn c.1730 sub-Antiques Just the way we likeOrigin: Probably Flemish Period: George II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1720 40 Panel Height: 52. 25 inches Panel Width: 23 inches The early eighteenth century painted decorative panel at over four feet high consisting of oil on three conjoined oak planks, probably removed from a large piece of furniture or possibly once as room panelling, the work depicting a still life of stylised emerald flowers in a carved stone vase with swags and central mask,