A Large 20thC Wavy Fairground Mirror c.1970-80 sub-Decorative Objects These tusks prove to be

These tusks prove to be both a nice memento of British colonial rule and the friendship between two military colleagues

These pieces are easily recognizable by their simple patterns of diamonds and triangles

with her pensive face

The Franciscan Order promoted devotion to the life of Saint Francis from his canonisation onwards and commissioned large numbers of works of art for Franciscan churches

were ubiquitous children’s objects across the late Victorian and Edwardian periods

A Large 20thC Wavy Fairground Mirror c.1970-80 sub-Decorative Objects These tusks prove to beOrigin: English Period: Mid Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1970 80 Width: 25. 75 Height: 67 Depth: 6. 5 Forming a virtual image, the wavy acrylic plate in a stained pine box frame to simulate oak with reeded edges, standing at five and a half feet high and surviving from a house of mirrors attraction at a British fairground or circus. Condition is sound with no apparent damage to note; there is some foxing to the glass, though entirely