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there is a blue plaque on the house marking it
with one area to lower center
horn and bronze
Trunks date back to pre-medieval times and were made in a large variety of shapes and sizes and from many different materials
the armadillo basket having a curled tail up over the shell towards the head to form a handle
An Early 19thC Naïve School Watercolour of Three Prize Sheep c.1812 sub-Architectural & Garden there is a blue plaqueOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1812 Canvas Height: 11. 5 Canvas Width: 14. 75 In Frame: 17. 25 wide x 14 high x 0. 75 deep The charming depiction of three prize sheep amongst woodland and a part cloudy blue sky, using a myriad of mainly green and blue hues, being signed and dated lower left J. C. Aires? 1812, the whole presented glazed in its original gadrooned gilt wood and gesso frame and surviving from Regency period