A Very Fine & Decorative Mid 19thC Verre Églomisé Armorial Panel of the Royal Coat of Arms reserved which is easy on the

which is easy on the eye

This carving is intriguing and open to discussion

The use of light shows real dexterity as it plays upon the faces and torsos of the figures

and engineer and his work can be found in museum’s around the world

With plumage fairer than the rays

A Very Fine & Decorative Mid 19thC Verre Églomisé Armorial Panel of the Royal Coat of Arms reserved which is easy on theOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Width: 20. 5 Height: 23 (in frame) The superb quality nineteenth century verre glomis armorial panel of exquisite detail and execution, the whole vibrantly painted showing the Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom, on an ebony ground and mounted in a glazed frame, survives from the middle of the nineteenth century and the early Victorian period. The plate does have some