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The like of a Dublin Fusilier
of Nottingham and printed by Thomas Cartwright
represents his energetic work
Southwick produced Sunderland luster and the pottery produced the usual range of wares but specialised in religious plaques
1731 with construction of the new buildings around the square taking from 1773 to 1780
A Beautiful 19thC Ecclesiastical Gothic Revival Painted Pine Bench c.1860-70 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage The like of a DublinOrigin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: The Estate of Peter Wood (1925 2016) Date: c. 1860 70 Height: 43. 5 (at finials) Width: 55. 75 Depth: 24. 75 (at feet) The beautiful gothic revival influenced bench come pew, of ecclesiastical origin, in the original naturally distressed soft French green over ivory period paint, the pine carcass with a rail back having ball finials to down swept arms and three plank seat, the back inscribed in black
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