A Stupendous Large Hand Painted 'Wall Of Death' Fairground Panel Sign by J Bell sub-Antiques establishments such as Liberty used

establishments such as Liberty used the star as stretchers on tables or fret cut into the flanks of furniture being just two examples

Farmhouse tables from France such as this are seen more often than not in fruitwood or cherrywood so this example being in sycamore makes it scarcer and thus more desirable and the wood here has a truly deep sense of character throughout

Length: 160cms / 5

The Harland & Wolff Drawing Office Plan Store building was recently demolished and drawings and plans like these then surfaced

From 1660-1969 it was a State Department but in 1969 it became a statutory corporation named The Post Office

A Stupendous Large Hand Painted 'Wall Of Death' Fairground Panel Sign by J Bell sub-Antiques establishments such as Liberty usedOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 60 Width 61 inches Height: 47. 5 inches Depth: 0. 5 inches Presenting fairground art at its very best is this truly wonderful hand painted vintage sign in fantastic all round condition, designed to draw in the crowds at fairgrounds all over this fair land. Suspended from two corner holes, the panel, painted naively with a mainly sunburst yellow ground and bordered by