they were an adaptation of the chest of drawers onto which the writing slope was fitted
wire hanger to the reverse for display
though either way she would make a large space seem even larger
This work was clearly carried out by a member of the village who was not a trained artist
this type of chest does not appear on the market all that often
A Framed Mezzotint By John Faber Jr (c.1684-1756); The Most Illustrious Princess Elizabeth Crown'd Queen of England 1742 sub-Religion & Relics they were an adaptation ofOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1742Width: 18Height: 24Depth: 1. 25 (all in frame)The beautiful mezzotint engraving of Elizabeth I (?), Queen of England showing her whole length with curled hair pearl ropes, jewelled headdress, open collar, pearl necklace, embroidered gown with lace edges, jewelled bodice and hooped skirt, standing with her right hand raised, forefinger on lips and with a small bird on left hand with a view