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The spire or tower top was taken down in November 1959 by its then owners as it was too expensive to repair and served no purpose
showing expected surface wear
known in two final versions
she also received the third prize at Photo Annual Awards for her work Pop-Corn
Height: 10 inches
An Edwardian Period Rocking Horse by G&J Lines c.1910 sub-Macabre- Medicine The spire or tower topOrigin: English Period: EdwardianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1910Height: 34Width: 36Depth: 13. 5 (all at extremities)The hugely charming child's nursery rocking horse in a beautiful saffron yellow, by the well renowned G&J Lines, composed in wood and painted dappled gesso with a stunning texture and time worn finish, and on the original swing stand with caps to ends of swing irons, having glass eyes and an open mouth, surviving from the early