A 16thC Scottish Charter of Sale Document by Henry Eldar c.1575

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A 16thC Scottish Charter of Sale Document by Henry Eldar c.1575Origin: Scottish Period: James VI Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1575 Height: 20. 5 Width: 11. 5 (to include seals) The wonderfully interesting sixteenth century document being a notarial instrument, with two red wax seals, and being unusual and rare in two written parts, survives from the third quarter of sixteenth century Scotland. The document is in good condition considering the 445 years of age with the seals remaining in tact. There are fold marks

These civilisations employed various odorants

'Moorish' is a term first coined in the nineteenth century to describe Islamic North Africans

There is some light fraying to the edges of the fabric and some light discoloration to the colours

It is a matter of opinion

but this was abolished in 1866

her expression though is hard to pin down to an exacting emotion

Pen work decoration was often applied on light woods

I know whom I may bully and whom I must flatter

and there is some wear to the upholstery which is relatively contemporary

with dolls found of Charlie usually being later

Part of the fascinating mesh of colonial era India these figurines are similar to that of ships figureheads were perhaps once part of a Mandapa

Height: 10