A Small 18thC Oil Portrait of a Young Girl sub-Antiques (which was probably flexed)

(which was probably flexed)

Along with wheels and compasses

The condition of the whole is superb with a gentle and consistent patina and slight weathering commensurate with age

In 1839 Henry Tyzack moved his saw making business from Sheffield to Old Street

the underside with a six character Kangxi mark (1662-1722) surviving from a cargo wreck

A Small 18thC Oil Portrait of a Young Girl sub-Antiques (which was probably flexed)Origin: Unknown Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1740 60 Canvas Height: 4. 5 inches Canvas Width: 4 inches Painted in oils on canvas and then laid onto board, the fragment, possibly cut down from a larger composition, showing a full faced and healthy looking young girl with golden auburn hair, red rosy cheeks, full lips and a kind and affable expression survives from Georgian period England. Although fairly dirty and in unrestored