A Unique Late 17thC Naïve Reverse Glass Picture of King William III c.1695-1700 sub-Macabre- Medicine which is then slid into

which is then slid into the aperture between two lenses

and the Anti-Reform which is slowly sinking below the waves

The very scarce child’s cheval mirror of the appropriate small proportions in beautifully original condition

Dried mummified rats are more common than cats and more likely to be a result of natural occurrence

A Unique Late 17thC Naïve Reverse Glass Picture of King William III c.1695-1700 sub-Macabre- Medicine which is then slid intoOrigin: EnglishPeriod: William III Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1695 1700Width: 10Height: 13. 25 (in frame)The very rare reverse glass and foil painting showing King William III depicted standing full length in coronation robes in an interior with his crown and orb laid on a richly ornate fabric laid table before a window and fluted pillar, the work executed freely in the nave manner and being wonderfully stylised and the whole in a carved pine frame