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the must-have implement for stylish Victorian tables
The early twentieth century male ‘drop jaw’ vent figure of high build quality
There are no signs of any restoration of any sort
There are links stylistically to Scottish studwork of the same period and the table is folksy and naive in its execution though there is nothing for us to compare it to in terms of its design
Paul Wallat (1879-1966); A Charcoal Portrait Study of a Young Lady c.1902 sub-Macabre- Medicine the must-have implement for stylishOrigin: GermanPeriod: Jugendstil Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1902Height: 19. 5Width: 16. 5The beautifully executed portrait of a young lady, shown in profile, depicted in charcoal with white highlights and mounted on cardboard, signed and dated "Wallat 1902" lower right and in its original gilded reeded frame, survives from the primary years of the twentieth century. The drawing is in good overall order with the paper darkened, and the frame with
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