An Atmospheric Oil on Canvas; Anon; `Screaming Child` sub-Curios and where Campbell's Soup was

and where Campbell's Soup was awarded a gold medal

the wooden fairground seat from a children`s Noah’s Ark roundabout formed as a two horse led chariot with barley-twist brass handrail surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century is presented in the original green

The pristine white denoting the French royalty was thought most suitable as a divider between the colors of the rosette

and the teeth remain in tact with most of the skin still lustrous

William Smith of Warwick who created drive gate-piers for the First Lord Gower

An Atmospheric Oil on Canvas; Anon; `Screaming Child` sub-Curios and where Campbell's Soup wasOrigin: Unknown Period: Late Eighteenth Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1820 Canvas Height: 5 inches Canvas Width: 7 inches Painted in oils on canvas, the fragment cut down from a larger composition, showing a full faced child with golden flowing locks, red rosy cheeks, open mouthed in distress, the head tilted looking up. Although fairly dirty, the quality of the painting is really rather good, there is a commensurate