A Scarce Enamel Funeral Outfitters Trade Sign c.1930

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A Scarce Enamel Funeral Outfitters Trade Sign c.1930Origin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 40 Width: 29. 75 Height: 18 The rare sheet iron rectangular enamel advertising or trade sign reading Funeral Outfits, Ready Made, or at Short Notice in white capital lettered shadowed block typeface on a faded rose madder ground, surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century. There is some expected wear to the paintwork, which gives the sign a decorative appeal,

shown three quarter length and painted in oils on canvas down on English oak panels

if they were to stay ahead of the competition

these tables were often used for other activities including basket-weaving

It has the appearance of a serving table

principally surviving from the third quarter of eighteenth century England

including the Peacock

The condition of the whole is pleasing with a good even spread of weathering commensurate with exposure to the elements giving her an evocative all round character and colour

He remains very decorative and essentially sound considering he is so versatile and would have been moved into thousands of different positions over decades of use

Now very scarce

gave him the three gold medals at its disposal

Robert Ambrose Dudley

It is mounted and framed and glazed in a quality aluminium frame

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