A Large 19thC Painted Plaster Portrait Library Bust of a Priest; Ex Milford House sub-Decorative Objects He couldn’t play nothin’

He couldn’t play nothin’

Overall they remain in decent order if a little soft to the touch

and were bought out by Savill Brothers who started brewing at the Stratford Brewery in 1856

according to an article in the Boston Christian Examiner in 1834

The chair is in pretty good original condition with the only areas or repair to the arms

A Large 19thC Painted Plaster Portrait Library Bust of a Priest; Ex Milford House sub-Decorative Objects He couldn’t play nothin’Origin: Irish Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Milford house, Co. Carlow, Ireland Date: c. 1890 1900 Height: 22. 5 Width: 17 Depth: 9. 5 (all at extremities) Base: 8 square The large late Victorian plaster library bust depicting an unidentified priest, of middle to late age, possibly modelled on an Elizabethan, wearing a ceremonial robe with the pectoral cross of lorraine, the whole on a stepped socle square base, showing the original laurel green