An Early 20thC Religious Plaque; ‘Christ is the Head of this House’ c.1915 sub-Decorative Objects then known as Lowther Hall

then known as Lowther Hall

we present Tinker’s hoof preserved as a lesson to over watering ones self

Used in France in the early twentieth century as a cast mould for a resin or composition piece

and there is some dirt residue to the motor

An exceptionally fluid sculpture by an acclaimed listed artist and one that would merit further research

An Early 20thC Religious Plaque; ‘Christ is the Head of this House’ c.1915 sub-Decorative Objects then known as Lowther HallOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 Width: 19. 75 Height: 13. 25 Depth: 0. 75 (all in frame) Presented in a period stained pine frame with gilded slip, the religious plaque or notice being crafted in inlaid plaster to a compressed felt ground, reading Christ is the Head of this house, the unseen guest at every meal, the silent listener to every conversation, in ghostly white script on a pea green ground, the edges