A Large Pair of 19thC Ecclesiastical Painted Pine Prayer Boards; St Mary’s Church, Canterbury sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus though the cork is partially

though the cork is partially stuck in the neck

the second of the same ilk reads “Shoe: reputed property of Queen Elizabeth 1st

The life size artists study painted carved wood and gesso mannequin head model of a child with oriental features

both of sitter and artist

A Large Pair of 19thC Ecclesiastical Painted Pine Prayer Boards; St Mary’s Church, Canterbury sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus though the cork is partiallyOrigin: EnglishPeriod: William IV Early VictorianProvenance: St Marys Church, Bishopsbourne, Canterbury, UKDate: c. 1830 50Heights: 53Widths: 22. 5 (each)In entirely original condition, the unique prayer boards, one for The Lords Prayer and the other for The Apostles Creed, each being over four feet high and hand signwritten in black script to a gold ground and with red headings and scroll detailing, each being made up of three cojoined planks, and