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Carlton Alfred Smith (1853-1946) - Self Portrait. Antiquarian Books narrow enough for a hall

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Description

narrow enough for a hall or dining room

A sterling silver sugar cube holder by James Deakin & Sons

Lights signs of wear commensurate with age

The three drawers open with ease and have visible small dovetail joints

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Carlton Alfred Smith (1853-1946) - Self Portrait. Antiquarian Books narrow enough for a hallA compelling self portrait by Carlton Alfred Smith (1853 1946). The work is signed 'Carlton A. Smith' verso, along with the words 'Self Portrait' to the top left verso. Oil on canvas. The work is extremely well executed with the sitter gazing out of the canvas as if looking at himself in a mirror. The artist has painted the work in such a way that the eyes of the portrait follow the viewer across a room. The face shows meticulous attention to detail

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