A Very Large Vintage Polychrome Painted Fairground Human Skull from a Ghost Train Ride c.1960

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A Very Large Vintage Polychrome Painted Fairground Human Skull from a Ghost Train Ride c.1960Origin: English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1950 70 Height: 24 Depth: 18 Width: 19 The oversized painted fibreglass human skull with hinged jaw, hailing from a fairground ghost train ride, and surviving from the middle section of the twentieth century. The condition is nigh on completely original with no over cleaning or restoration to the paintwork. There is flaking and some black paint splatters as pictured. The hinged Jaw is

The very good quality Regency quilted mahogany chest of relatively tall proportions having a rectangular top with a reeded edge and outset rounded corners

Aberdeenshire

Spotted Redshank

this is a versatile and sought after piece of country furniture that could be placed anywhere in the modern home

with its legs and feet covered in pale feathers

while the fire represents the transformative power of divine love

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helped by Genius--untired comforter

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whilst the hand-spun yarn creates a stunning depth of colour and sophistication

where she working as a governess was on an outing with her young charge

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