An Interesting Late 17thC English School Oil on Oak Panel Portrait of a Gentleman sub-Religion & Relics survives from late nineteenth century

survives from late nineteenth century England and the height of the aesthetic movement period

NB: Our photographs only show around half of the photographs and content

the whole probably being of Anglo-Chinese origin

Reasons for families of three:

The circumstances of Ismay's leaving the Titanic would be cause for endless speculation

An Interesting Late 17thC English School Oil on Oak Panel Portrait of a Gentleman sub-Religion & Relics survives from late nineteenth centuryOrigin: English Period: Charles II James II William & Mary Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1660 1690 Height: 31. 25 Width: 22. 25 The rather large and early English school oil on oak panel depicting a bearded gentleman or nobleman in typical period attire, head and shoulders wearing a fur trimmed cloak and crested gold signet ring, his fixed gaze stern and authoritative, the work in as found order, with a fragmented inscription upper left, and surviving