A Folk Art Seed Work Picture in an Ebonised & Glazed Frame “Gods Gift to Man” c.1874 sub-Antiques The lock is sound and

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A Folk Art Seed Work Picture in an Ebonised & Glazed Frame “Gods Gift to Man” c.1874 sub-Antiques The lock is sound andOrigin: British Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1874 Length: 24 inches Height: 24 inches Depth: 2 inches The large folk art seed work picture composed of a vast array of seeds, peas and beans, inscribed below a cross with the IHS monogram (standing for the first three letters of Jesus' name in the Greek alphabet) with `Gods Gifts to Man` to the lower section, within its original glazed and ebonised frame, signed and dated within the