A Charming c.1850 English Provincial School Oil on Panel; ‘A Dog With The Days Bag’ sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The box remains structurally sound

The box remains structurally sound

exclaiming ‘100 Smiles Per Hour’ painted on a sunshine yellow ground

Perhaps the most famous production of lithographs ended in around 1970 with the widespread use of offset printing

Depicting Belgian’s best-known export

A Charming c.1850 English Provincial School Oil on Panel; ‘A Dog With The Days Bag’ sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The box remains structurally soundOrigin: British Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Canvas Height: 15. 75 inches Canvas Width: 24 inches The unframed English school painted in oils on a thick pine panel in the provincial nave style showing a English pointer bitch in profile, with the days bag of six catches morphed into a heap set amongst scattered feathers, to include a hare, four pheasants, and a mallard, all highly and wonderfully stylised in the