Three Nove white groups of dancers 1775-1800

two with peasants dancing with arms interwined, the third with a lady and cockaded gentleman side to side on a rock and scrollwork base (some restoration, haircracks and chips)

Central group of dancers- chips to her hat and two bows on her dress. Chips to tips of thumb and two fingers of her left hand.Neck restored. Male- chips to plume and bow on hat. chips to tips of fingers of right hand. Chip to end of flower stem in left hand. Minor chips around base. Group on right- male with right leg restored below knee. female with neck restored. restoration to thumb and fingers on right hand. Some restoration to base.Chips to leaves. Group on left- male with restoration to left foot. Female with restoration to left hand. Chip to right edge of her apron. Restoration to tree stump and to base.
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An example of the first group was sold in these rooms, 6^th October 1986, lot 57