A Fine c.1854 English School Portrait of Philip Williams (b.1798) of Wednesbury Oak Ironworks by John Calcott Horsley RA (1817-1903) sub-Decorative Objects was a huge occasion and

was a huge occasion and four hundred thousand visitors went to London to see the new Queen being crowned

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This was "The Original Death and Burial of Cock Robin” and the tableau was an immediate success with the customers of the White Lion when it was first displayed in a summerhouse behind the inn in the summer of 1861

(say it quietly) this fisherman ain’t up to much…

A Fine c.1854 English School Portrait of Philip Williams (b.1798) of Wednesbury Oak Ironworks by John Calcott Horsley RA (1817-1903) sub-Decorative Objects was a huge occasion andOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1854 The Canvas: 48. 75 x 38. 5 In Frame: 64. 5 x 54. 25 The large scale oil on canvas portrait showing Philip Williams (b. 1798, d. 1864) of Wednesbury Oak ironworks in three quarter length, wearing a brown overcoat, shirt and neckerchief, signed with initials and dated 1854 inscribed on stretcher Portrait of Philip Wiiliams of Wednesbury Oak Iron Works. Born Jan 1798. Painted by