oval oil painting of a lady

Circa 1840. An oval oil painting of a lady contained in a gilt frame. The oil on canvas which has been laid on a board for protection, depicts a seated lady with a headdress with elegant curtains in the background. There is a small brass plaque in the bottom, “Elizabeth Wardrop, wife of David Crawford of Cessnock Bank”. The oval painting is contained in a gilt frame with a simple concave section, further carved and gilded mouldings on the outside finished with a fine beading. The top is surmounted by a foliate casting with smaller similar on the bottom.

81cm H, 67cm WOur Ref: 32228

Antiques.co.uk Ref: 7UNT3XW6E

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