A Studio Floor Lamp Converted from a Hairdressing Salon Dryer by Eugene Ltd. c.1930

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A Studio Floor Lamp Converted from a Hairdressing Salon Dryer by Eugene Ltd. c.1930Origin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 Height: 56 adjusting to 68. 5 The Base: 18. 5 square The tubular metal and large hooded heavy duty dryer, now converted to a studio floor lamp, to an adjustable column and a four legged base with industrial castors and the makers name for Eugene Ltd, the on off switch now working as a lamp switch, and the hood housing a large filament bulb, the whole surviving from early 1930s

The well-preserved and mounted adult barn-owl (Tyto alba) specimen

They are considered by various cultures to be noble creatures

and produced precision measuring instruments including barometers

He died at Sledmere on 21 March 1863

it could be effectively used as an item of jewellery or a highly original decorative portrait miniature for your wall

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Pharaohs bred a small sighthound dog related to the greyhound to keep in their palaces

both raised on red marble mottled bases

Scottish thistle mark and the date letter for 1957

with the sinuous and simple overall figure

it is tired and lived in with some damage to the gesso

urns and statuary with it being particularly suited to neoclassical pieces