English Naïve School Topographical Watercolour Drawing Pictures Retaining Original Brass Handles and

Retaining Original Brass Handles and Escutcheons

joined by all round stretchers and retain their original feet

With Unusual “Bamboo” Turned Legs and Horseshoe Armbow

Condition: This rare example has massive sculptural thick single board arms with a “crooked” shape reminiscent of the C16th Caqueteuse Armchairs

25” wide x 30

English Naïve School Topographical Watercolour Drawing Pictures Retaining Original Brass Handles andInscribed Drawn 1845, South View of Malpas Church and Signed G Harding Pen, Ink and Watercolour on Paper England c. 1845 15 high x 18. 5 wide x 1. 5 deep Ref: 8086 St. Oswald's Church is located in Malpas, Cheshire, England. Perched on the town's highest point, it occupies a site historically associated with a Norman motte and bailey castle.