A Late-19thC Folk Art Painted Metal Milliners Trade Sign formed as a Top Hat; Annie Gold; French Milliner; Spitalfields, London reserved the giltwood carcasses being untouched

the giltwood carcasses being untouched and distressed with age

The chaise lounge enjoys a long history spanning many cultures

all kinds of people

There is some later over painting and some blemishing as per the photographs

Themes indicative in this artwork encapsulate jealousy

A Late-19thC Folk Art Painted Metal Milliners Trade Sign formed as a Top Hat; Annie Gold; French Milliner; Spitalfields, London reserved the giltwood carcasses being untouchedOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Annie Gold; French Milliner; Spitalfields, London Date: c. 1889 1892 Height: 9. 75 Width: 14 Depth: 16. 5 The hand cut and riveted sheet metal shop or trade sign in the form of black top hat, showing an good aged patina and retaining the original paint, of high crowned form, the whole hailing from the milliners shop of Annie Gold, 42 Brushfield Street, Spitalfields, London, in the latter part of the