A c.1870 Oil on Canvas Portrait of the Minister Thomas Child (1839-1906) sub-Art & Sculpture rivaling anything done by Wedgwood

rivaling anything done by Wedgwood or Mintons in the Victorian era

all engraven on copper

were a favourite of Halstead rides

The six-pounder field gun on a Type I carriage having wooden spindled wheels with iron flat tires

with hand carved and painted wooden heads and hands (Punch also with wooden feet)

A c.1870 Oil on Canvas Portrait of the Minister Thomas Child (1839-1906) sub-Art & Sculpture rivaling anything done by WedgwoodOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 75 Height: 26 Width: 22 The well depicted three quarter length portrait of a bearded gentleman being the minister Thomas Child (1839 1906); painted in oils on canvas, the sitter wearing a black overcoat and white shirt, with coiffured greying hair and beard, portrayed in a gentile manner, the whole on a dark charcoal ground, presented unframed and un restored, and surviving from