A Decorative French Shop-Window Mannequin Form c.1930 sub-Art & Sculpture This Victorian example has a

This Victorian example has a tavern table feel and the painted ends may suggest a use beyond the norm

After Kern’s death he bequeathed part of his studio works to Wardown Park Museum

an amazing amount of work now mainly watercolours

not actual clock makers

There are holes to two corners for wall or pole attachment

A Decorative French Shop-Window Mannequin Form c.1930 sub-Art & Sculpture This Victorian example has aOrigin: French Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 30 Width: 15 Height: 26 Depth: 9 (all at extremities) The well proportioned compressed paper and card mannequin form, for the shop window display of garments, its surface now bearing a superb aged patination in a myriad of greys, turquoises and vergris, surviving from early twentieth century France. The mannequin form is superbly decorative with a truly dreamy colour, akin to being