A Good Late Victorian Wasp-Waisted Shop Display Mannequin by Wells & Son, London sub-Macabre- Medicine and was described by Godfrey

and was described by Godfrey and Marcham in their Survey of London (1952) as densely crowded

paterae to the tops of the front square tapering legs terminating in spade feet

with a wide and pleasing range of distinctive colours and patterns

The lacquered golden blonde walnut frame having shaped arms and square tapering front legs

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A Good Late Victorian Wasp-Waisted Shop Display Mannequin by Wells & Son, London sub-Macabre- Medicine and was described by GodfreyOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1890 1900Height: 65Width: 14Base: 14. 5The good quality shop display mannequin having a well turned adjustable bobbin stand to a wasp waisted form of Parisian origin, having hand written numbering 35670 and Paris to its underside, with the original black linen covering, to a turned knop finial, the base with tri form feet with brass makers plaque for Wells & Son Window Fitting