An Early 20thC Taxidermy Terrier Mask in a Glazed Display Case sub-Curios and although it doesn’t wobble

and although it doesn’t wobble

children would go along the High Street in Portobello to the Tram Depot and watch them washing the trams

’ as you pass

It could therefore be surmised that this inscription may have been a direct and heartfelt reaction from a British slave having heard of the revolution abroad in Haiti

The choice of wood a creation has affected the condition of this work of art but the fact it has survived in the main is pleasing and overall it remains a hugely attractive piece in its entirety

An Early 20thC Taxidermy Terrier Mask in a Glazed Display Case sub-Curios and although it doesn’t wobbleOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 20 The Case: Depth: 9. 25 inches Width: 14 inches Height: 15. 75 inches The well preserved terrier dog mask, mounted in the original buff lined three dimensional stained pine glazed display case surviving from the first quarter of the twentieth century. The mask itself is in good condition, preserved well and with no losses. The case has suffered a little more in its