A Group of Four 20thC English School Studio Plaster Portrait Busts sub-Religion & Relics to the original castors and

to the original castors and surviving from the dizzying heights of the English 1960s

that the bird travelled

The Smallest: 1

The bracket shaped hand painted fairground sign designed to draw in the crowds at fairgrounds in the mid twentieth century from a fairground stall

the teddy bears with buttons in their ears (‘Knopf im Ohr’) are manufactured in an architecturally revolutionary factory building in this small town 32 km north-east of Ulm

A Group of Four 20thC English School Studio Plaster Portrait Busts sub-Religion & Relics to the original castors andOrigin: BritishPeriod: Mid Late 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1960 80Height: 15 largest or 12. 5 smallestWidth: 7. 5 largest or 6 smallestDepth: 7 largest or 5 smallestThe mixed group of studio portrait busts, of good generous size and by the same hand, each modelled head in thick composition plaster and painted in differing metallic tones, realistic yet free and relaxed in their execution, being two males and two females, one with a metal earring