A Large Pair of 19thC Ecclesiastical Painted Pine Prayer Boards; St Mary’s Church, Canterbury sub-Curios probably hailing from the early

probably hailing from the early eighteenth century

The frame is in very good condition with the easel back in sound operation

In 1904 Miss Emily J Harrington exhibited a painting titled "Farmer's Daughter" at the Royal Academy

a daughter's coming out - fancy dress was the theme of choice

A Large Pair of 19thC Ecclesiastical Painted Pine Prayer Boards; St Mary’s Church, Canterbury sub-Curios probably hailing from the earlyOrigin: 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