still life with dried flowers no beau would dare to

no beau would dare to visit his sweetheart without bringing a token of his true feelings purchased on his well earnt holiday

mounted in a simple glazed frame

the boat sits on what appears to be an original stand

the company made high quality wooden products often from the timber of de commissioned Royal Navy ships up until the end of the 1930's

a brutalist studio pottery candle stand

still life with dried flowers no beau would dare tostill life with dried flowers by francesco ferrase 1967. oil on cavas the painting is framed in a gluck style frame. Gluck ( 1895 1978 ) was an artist noted for portraits and still life paintings of flowers which became popular in the 1930's with the help of designer and florist constance spry. in 1932 gluck designed the " gluck frame " for her third solo exhibition at the fine art society in new bond street. it was a a layered frame that could be