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The sitters curls to her hair indicate that she may well be northern Spanish rather than southern French
and some light fading
who founded Dryad Cane Furniture in Leicester in 1907
which in many cases were carved to represent dragons or art deco seahorses
the whole having elegant ring turned slender legs to two frieze drawers with recessed brass pull handles under a hinged sloping writing surface with galleried back opening to reveal a vacant interior
A Mid 19thC Naïve Scottish School Portrait Miniature on Card; Martha Howard 1848 antiques The sitters curls to herOrigin: Scottish Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1848 Width: 6 Height: 7. 5 Depth: 1 The rather unusual mid nineteenth century nave Scottish portrait miniature crafted in watercolours and pen and ink on card; showing a lady in profile inscribed beneath in contemporary hand "Martha Howard Taken Dec 1848", the sitter shown in crisp profile, her hair arranged in side ringlets and a back knot, and wearing a vividly rendered red tartan