A Charming Early 20thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Maine Coon Tabby Cat Dated to 1916; From the Attics at Rokeby Park, County Durham sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage Mass demonstrations were held in

Mass demonstrations were held in most manufacturing towns in May 1832 to press for the passage of the Bill which was seen as being impeded by the House of Lords

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Omersa found work in the leather trade and whilst representing a small leather company in Hitchin met ‘Old Bill’ at Liberty’s

He made no secret of his working-class sympathies (which is perhaps why this sculpture was created showing a lower class boy in strife) and having identified himself too publicly with the Paris Commune of 1871

A Charming Early 20thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Maine Coon Tabby Cat Dated to 1916; From the Attics at Rokeby Park, County Durham sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage Mass demonstrations were held inOrigin: British Period: Early 20thC Provenance: The Attics at Rokeby Park, County Durham Date: c. 1916 Height: 10 Width: 12 The charming early twentieth century oil on canvas, presented unframed, depicting a maine coone tabby cat, shown on its haunches with a prominent ruff, and looking suitably pleased with itself, the whole on a brown and sea green background, and initialled ATP and dated to 1916. The painting is in very original condition with no