An Early Victorian Oil on Board Portrait of Sarah Goring c.1840-45 sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus Surviving from the second quarter

Surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century this particular games last patent is dated to 1936

The Water Babies

Two of the bases have some staining as per the photographs and all four have drilled holes for drainage purposes

friends and comrades who gathered at the local public house to tell bawdy tales and rude jokes and were depicted as such

Of an elegant circular form

An Early Victorian Oil on Board Portrait of Sarah Goring c.1840-45 sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus Surviving from the second quarterOrigin: UnknownPeriod: Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1840 45Height: 34. 5Width: 29. 5Depth: 1. 5The well realised half length depiction of Sarah Goring (nee Archer), in oils on canvas laid to board, clad in period dress, being a white lace dress with scarlet shawl, seated on a red armchair and looking out to the viewer, the whole presented in its original moulded gilt frame, the work surviving from start of Queen Victorias reign. The