James Clarke (1858-1943) Chestnut Horse In Stable. Oil On Canvas. Ceramics & Glass

James Clarke (1858-1943) Chestnut Horse In Stable. Oil On Canvas. Ceramics & GlassJames Clarke (British, 1858 1943) oil on canvas portrait of a sporting chestnut horse in a stable, signed lower right 'James Clarke SnR' and 'JC' monogrammed to the towel on the left. The work is housed in its original maple frame which has losses to the right side and wear commensurate with age throughout. The canvas of the work itself has craquelure throughout and a few small paint losses in areas. The varnish is matte in areas with surface dirt

The brooch boasts a large citrine gemstone set into a silver stag mount

fully hallmarked for H Phillips

Length: 22cm

The work is beautifully done and of lovely proportions

This is barely visible and has no impact on the candlesticks' function but is mentioned for completeness

The work is signed 'Carlton A

signed and dated for 1976

Hersey & Son Pepper Mill:

Internal diameter when open: 8cm

Combined weight: 435 grams

Spirit Burner

He died in 1912