A Late 18thC French School Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Priest Dated to 1793 sub-Curios It is employed to destroy

It is employed to destroy warts

Cinnabar Moth

and two unidentified skulls that are from carrion or birds of prey

the original carved lettering to the top frieze reading ‘Ice Cream Bar’ with scalloped deco period central glass mirror and side shelves for glasses and sauces

the smaller of the two

A Late 18thC French School Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Priest Dated to 1793 sub-Curios It is employed to destroyOrigin: French Period: Louis XVI Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1793 Height: 30 Width: 24 Depth: 1 The beautifully worn half length portrait in rectangular form of a Normandy priest, painted in oils on canvas and in its original beaded gesso frame, the sitter wearing a priests cassock and holding a book of prayer looking out amicably to the viewer, on a dark ground, and surviving from the Reign of Terror of the French revolution of 1793. The portrait