A Large 17thC Sculpted Red-Wax Figure of a Standing Child sub-Antiques of which our images cannot

of which our images cannot do justice

Another pleasing original touch is the COOKS World Travel Service label still attached to the handle – now known as Thomas Cook

If they travel further from the Hospital

with the underside stamped ‘Harris & Sheldon Ltd’

the whites to the eyes wonderfully well rendered

A Large 17thC Sculpted Red-Wax Figure of a Standing Child sub-Antiques of which our images cannotOrigin: English or possibly Dutch Period: James II William & Mary Provenance: The Property of Mrs Denzil Ffennell, formerly of Martyr Worthy Place, Martyr Worthy, Nr. Winchester, Hampshire Date: c. 1670 90 Height: 25 inches Diameter: 9 inches The red wax model of a standing child, portrayed in period attire, her hands together clasped in prayer, her bodice and pleated dress with foliate moulded detailing survives from the seventeenth century, and most