An 18thC Italian Carved & Painted Figure of a Saint or Cardinal c.1740 sub-Macabre- Medicine each surviving from the first

each surviving from the first quarter of the twentieth century and probably German in origin

Both pictures are presented in poor to fair condition

The decorative mid-nineteenth century set of six matching original treacle stained elm and beech chapel chairs with oxford-backs

Origin: English or Possibly Italian

or room for that matter

An 18thC Italian Carved & Painted Figure of a Saint or Cardinal c.1740 sub-Macabre- Medicine each surviving from the firstOrigin: Italian Period: Mid 18thC Provenance: Unknown Date: 1740 Height: 32. 75 Width: 13. 5 Depth: 11 (all at extremities) The well carved and sized figure showing much of the original paint, now beautifully timeworn, one hand with fingers pinched, the other showing his palm, his eyes closed, with long flowing beard and red skullcap or zucchetto, wearing billowing robes, the reverse being hollowed out, having been an altar piece in an ecclesiastical