Two Late 19thC Dutch Diamond Cutting Machines c.1890-1900 sub-Mirrors & Lighting the fact that we don’t

the fact that we don’t know what this child is so upset about makes the picture all the more intriguing and although the subject is clearly not at all happy we think it makes for a very interesting and intimate picture

The feet are original and as such the piece stands true

walking with firm and slow steps along the gravel walks

Height: 27”

75” x 25

Two Late 19thC Dutch Diamond Cutting Machines c.1890-1900 sub-Mirrors & Lighting the fact that we don’tOrigin: Dutch Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 The Larger: 13. 5 w x 7 d x 7. 5 h (resting position) The Smaller: 13 w x 5 d x 7 h (resting position) The sculptural nineteenth century diamond cutting machines of brass and cast iron construction, each with a cutting wheel and lead weighted brass counterweights, used for the cutting of diamonds in workshops in Amsterdam, and surviving from the zeniths of the nineteenth century. The