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

plus various loose bones and teeth

We are not sure where his leg is but this fine brass adorned toenail can now be put to use as an ashtray or maybe even a potpourri holder at a canter

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being dissatisfied with the quality of existing pens

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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