A Striking Pair of Painted Mid 20thC Recumbent Stone Garden Lions sub-Curios the sledge surviving from the
Description
the sledge surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century
A trio of attractive and well maintained apothecary bottles having painted banners of ebony
Ismay sold "Sandheys" in Mossley Hill in 1920 and he lived the rest of his life at 15 Hill Street
the ‘Excelsior’ heavy cotton flag is complete with securing toggles made by Ernest W
sets of diagrams illustrate the various bones and muscles in the human body
A Striking Pair of Painted Mid 20thC Recumbent Stone Garden Lions sub-Curios the sledge surviving from theOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 50 Each: Height: 14 inches Width 10. 5 inches Length: 22 inches Weight: 52. 8 KGS Each The stylised reconstituted stone lions, recumbent on rectangular bases, having been black painted survive from the middle of the twentieth century. The lions are in good overall order with commensurate weathering to the paint, showing two small areas of loss; one being a plinth
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