A Spooky Group Of Sixteen Mid 19thC Framed Ambrotype Portraits sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and corporations

and corporations

the wood turning is very fine and this kind of wheel was very popular in mid 19th century Scandinavia

The middle ground is further populated by a series of geometrical motifs and is finished with a serpent border

they will even eat earthworms

A refreshingly flamboyant folk art alternative to many a decorative effect and hard to find this side of the pond

A Spooky Group Of Sixteen Mid 19thC Framed Ambrotype Portraits sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and corporationsOrigin: English Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: 1850 60 Sizes: Ranging from Ninth Plates (2 x 2. 5 inches) to Quarter Plates (3. 25 x 4. 25 inches) The mixed sized early glass plate ambrotypes, ranging from ninth plates to quarter plates, in rectangular gilt metal latched frames with circular inset borders, one attractively shaped, showing gentleman and ladies, mothers, children and babies, widows, grandfathers and a captain.