A Large Early 20thC Aluminium Horn Loud Speaker

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A Large Early 20thC Aluminium Horn Loud SpeakerOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 20 Height: 22. 5 inches Horn Diameter: 14 inches Depth: 14 inches (at maximum) The free standing aluminium horn with green paint and oak base, probably made by Lissenola, survives from the first quarter of the twentieth century. The whole is in distressed order but structurally sound. There are areas of paint loss, flaking and rust. The base is stable but with losses. As

This case represents a wonderful relapse to the Edwardian era where traveling in luxurious style and hunting for sport was simply essential for those who moved in high circles

though not contrived and of a desirable appearance

each runner with its original iron work rail

having watched Pissaro at work and sketched with Dufy

and thus it represents a likeness with physical or recognisable traits rather than a bone skull mapping the zones of the brain making it a cast death mask of an infant

Thus the bird is thought of as a protector

Henry Howell & Co

Overall condition is very good with no loss to either the specimen or case to report

Anthony’s Chapel

Depth: 2 inches (at maximum)

After realising he was going to be lonely without company in such a large castle he set about populating the building and grounds with a menagerie of animals and in tandem with his gun dogs he kept a tame buzzard named Maude who he kept in the top of the tower

the marble paper covered album

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