1794 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. Impressive 13 Inch Mourning Bust in Pristine Condition. Americana Spurgeon said Stevenson’s works were

Spurgeon said Stevenson’s works were golden

A Man and a Brother

With the earnest trust of his old father that he and his may one day meet at the right hand

Aside from a very small chip on the spine of the first year

1794 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. Impressive 13 Inch Mourning Bust in Pristine Condition. Americana Spurgeon said Stevenson’s works wereA museum quality Enoch Wood designed black basalt mourning style bust of George Whitefield [1714 1770]. Measuring in at a rather impressive 13. 5 inches in height and 8 inches wide, it is one of the rarest pieces of Whitefield ephemera. Dating to between 1784 and 1789, this form rarely survives, and this is excessively better than most examples that have come to market. There are two firing cracks, as usual, and some light firing imperfections in