A Good 19thC English School Portrait of a Man Wearing a Turban Attributed to Frederick Weekes (fl.1854-1893) sub-Curios Of a desirable size and

Of a desirable size and of serious quality

nominating Messrs Fossey to be the executors of John Smyth's insolvent estate

where windows tended to be larger than in southern Europe

the bottom section being detachable from the top for cleaning purposes

A Good 19thC English School Portrait of a Man Wearing a Turban Attributed to Frederick Weekes (fl.1854-1893) sub-Curios Of a desirable size andOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Canvas Height: 8. 25 inches Canvas Width: 7. 25 inches The unframed nineteenth century oil on board head and shoulders portrait of bearded middle aged continental man wearing a green turban, inscribed verso "Fred Weekes," and attributed thus. Although slightly dirty, the quality of the painting is really rather good, there is some discolouration across the surface