18th Century Oil on Leather "The Battle of Cannae" Decorative Wings were added just before

Wings were added just before and after the First World War

A holophane prismatic pendant light with it's original and now nicely patinated gallery

oak drawer linings and back boards

A large wall mirror produced using remnants of 18th century Flemish Verdue tapestry fabric and a late 19th century mirror

A good original 1930s

18th Century Oil on Leather "The Battle of Cannae" Decorative Wings were added just beforeA pair of large painted leather panels depicting the 'Battle of Cannae'. Both panels comprise of four leather sections mounted on board with an oil painted, tooled and worked surfaces. Remarkable surface detail throughout. Portugese , late 18th Century. Signed P. B. to one panel. The panels originated from a family member at Soldon Manor, Devon. The Battle of Cannae was a key engagement of the Second Punic War between the Roman Republic and Carthage.