A Scarce c.1880 French Composition Clown Doll sub-Religion & Relics and the whole is clear

and the whole is clear and in superb original order

some rare foxing

In 1840 he presented a representation of the rescue of John Wesley from the fire at Epworth in 1709 to the Wesleyan conference

The first chair has some loss to its right hand finial and the central back spindle has been replaced

A Scarce c.1880 French Composition Clown Doll sub-Religion & Relics and the whole is clearOrigin: French Period: 3rd Republic Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Height: 16. 75 inches Width: 5 inches (at extremities) Modelled as a clown, or Pierrot, having painted features including a painted orange cap, typically brightly adorned face make up, the body jointed at the shoulders, head, hands and hips, the whole wearing his original bone and pink printed fabric clown suit with lace ruff and pom poms, surviving from the last quarter of