A Stupendous Large Hand Painted 'Wall Of Death' Fairground Panel Sign by J Bell

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A Stupendous Large Hand Painted 'Wall Of Death' Fairground Panel Sign by J BellOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 60 Width 61 inches Height: 47. 5 inches Depth: 0. 5 inches Presenting fairground art at its very best is this truly wonderful hand painted vintage sign in fantastic all round condition, designed to draw in the crowds at fairgrounds all over this fair land. Suspended from two corner holes, the panel, painted naively with a mainly sunburst yellow ground and bordered by

and there is a section of loss to the reverse of the male portrait

and the abolition of bull-baiting and cock-fighting

Both Families are farmed for their silk

a manufacturer based at Redditch in Worcestershire which supplied springs to his factory

Overall condition is good to very good with only around 5% of the specimens having any damage

Drew & Sons were based at number 33 Piccadilly Circus from 1887

The five-piece oak large round cutting board with handle and struts to the reverse measuring well over two feet in diameter survives from early twentieth century provincial France

amongst the palms

Mrs Marshall’s: Height: 3 inches

Trunks like this one were made in a wide range of sizes and coverings first in London and then spreading to the USA where they became very popular

or their representative when applied for”

and plaster composition parts and lower limbs with fabric attachments

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