A Wonderful Series of Eight c.1900 Arts & Crafts Movement Ecclesiastical Scenes on a Pair of Cabinet Doors antiques The species eats nectar from

The species eats nectar from red-colored plants and the larvae feed on Cassia species

The series of twenty blackface postcards of children acting and posing in different settings

The seventeenth century oak joined spindle-back side chairs of good colour each with all parts precisely elongated-ball and ring-turned

the whole standing at over two feet tall on a square base and surviving from early twentieth century England

Gualbert Saunders in 1867

A Wonderful Series of Eight c.1900 Arts & Crafts Movement Ecclesiastical Scenes on a Pair of Cabinet Doors antiques The species eats nectar fromOrigin: English Period: Arts and Crafts Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 1910 Width: 11 inches Height: 44 inches (each) The series of eight Art and Crafts movement ecclesiastical scenes painted in oils, upon two double sided door panels in forest green from a large cupboard or cabinet of the period, with titles to include 'Curiosity', 'Evil Genius', and 'Prudence' with Celtic Ruskin style roundels to the borders, the panels surviving the last quarter