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It bears what we believe is a spurious pencil inscription verso reading 'Sir Edward John Poynter'
When the Victorian period began most retail shops were small and the counter was the main focus of the shop whether it be for the dispensing of drugs or the ordering of drapery
We love the unusual and the octopus
The Caucasus
each lady being fashioned with full dress skirts
A Scarce WWI Period Forged Iron Caltrop c.1915 sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus It bears what we believeOrigin: Probably FrenchPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1915Height: 10Depth: 12Width: 13The very sculptural forged iron WW1 period Caltrop with twelve prongs riveted to the centre, mainly used to impede cavalry in combat, surviving from the battlefields of the early twentieth century. It remains in good semi excavated condition and proves totally un meddled with. Having twelve prongs is more than most you would expect to see with three
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