A Large 17thC Sculpted Red-Wax Figure of a Standing Child

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A Large 17thC Sculpted Red-Wax Figure of a Standing ChildOrigin: English or possibly Dutch Period: James II William & Mary Provenance: The Property of Mrs Denzil Ffennell, formerly of Martyr Worthy Place, Martyr Worthy, Nr. Winchester, Hampshire Date: c. 1670 90 Height: 25 inches Diameter: 9 inches The red wax model of a standing child, portrayed in period attire, her hands together clasped in prayer, her bodice and pleated dress with foliate moulded detailing survives from the seventeenth century, and most

the drawers sliding easily

The ring ironically inscribed:- ‘Be Mindful’

I should grab their whiskers and dance them up and down

It was built in 1845 by the Revd John Moore Capes at the cost of about £10

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The history of the crystal ball as a device can be traced as far back as to the Medieval Period in central Europe (between 500 – 1500 AD) and in Scandinavia (1050 – 1500 AD)

The top is initialled in gilt lettering Z

though the colours are still very vivid

This beautifully made rustic table is ideally suited to those with a country kitchen

tibialis anticus and soleus

The two flanks read “Fry’s Nut Milk Chocolate…16 Divisions No

The figural bench ends formed by two gentlemen in bowler hats

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