A 19thC Italian Life-Size Painted Plaster Bust of Jesus Christ sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage attributed to the work of

attributed to the work of Friedrich von Amerling and surviving from the middle part of nineteenth century Austria

resigned as Bailiff in 1831

the awarding of spurs has continued in the modern era as an honour bestowed upon individuals in organisations with a rich military heritage

not throwaway items found in bargain bins

of which there could be many due to most people not owning their own vehicles

A 19thC Italian Life-Size Painted Plaster Bust of Jesus Christ sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage attributed to the work ofOrigin: ItalianPeriod: Late 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1890Height: 23Width: 12Depth: 15 (all at extremities)Dating from the nineteenth century, the large and well cast and modelled wash painted plaster bust of Jesus Christ, or Ecce Homo, with Christ in black looking downward, the whole mounted on a gilt painted socle base and surviving from an Italian ecclesiastical setting. Although with obvious time worn wear to the painted decoration, the