A Scarce Early Travelling Theatrical Make-Up Compendium by Gamages c.1920-30 reserved In the early 19th century

In the early 19th century the Wright family lands again split between an Eyam branch and the Great Longstone branch

at the areas of heaviest use and in all in the right places

The well-sized oil on canvas painting depicting a traditional Stradivarius type violin realised on a dark charcoal ground survives from late nineteenth century England

Adult males have skulls measuring 311

We are unsure as to who the artist is but the initials are quite clearly ‘FB’ to each

A Scarce Early Travelling Theatrical Make-Up Compendium by Gamages c.1920-30 reserved In the early 19th centuryOrigin: English Period: Early 20th C Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 30 Width: 10 Height: 5 Depth: 4. 5 The very rarely seen black tole ware traveling theatrical make up compendium with the Gamages logo to the inner lid, the concertina action opening to reveal over three tiered compartments, containing a myriad of period stage make up largely in the form of many coloured cylindrical crayons, puffs, and gums, the whole surviving from the early