A Charming Late 18thC American Silhouette by Master Hubard sub-Curios plus various loose bones and

plus various loose bones and teeth

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have a great pair of antlers and he represents a wonderful opportunity to acquire an imposing taxidermy specimen for an affordable price

it is obtained from the ore by heating until sufficiently mobile to separate from its earthy matter

A Charming Late 18thC American Silhouette by Master Hubard sub-Curios plus various loose bones andOrigin: American Period: Late Eighteenth Century Provenance: Master Hubard Date: c. 1790 Width: 5 inches Height: 6 inches Presented in a slightly later nineteenth century japanned papier mache and gilt frame. this delightful little silhouette bears the label verso; Cut with common scissors, by Master Hubard (Aged 13 years) without drawing or machine'. Although spelt with a solitary b we are relatively sure that the labels creator may have missed the