A Motto Slipware & Spongework Decorated Plate; ‘Have Courage Boys To Do The Right’ c.1915

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A Motto Slipware & Spongework Decorated Plate; ‘Have Courage Boys To Do The Right’ c.1915Origin: EnglishPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1915Diameter: 8. 5The yolk slipware painted plate having a spongework border, with the central hand scripted motto have courage boys to do the right, be bold, be brave, be strong, by doing the right thing you gain the right to overcome the wrong, and surviving from the Great War period. The plate is in good overall condition with no chops or cracks or restoration. There is an all over

which are later

Origin: Central European

The best quality example of this type of furniture we have seen and a glimpse into the grand country house of Balcarres

now suspended from a later associated silver plated stand

This highly characterful figure is perhaps by a maker named Herbert Brighton

each partially concealed with flowing silks

Height: 29 inches

showing the table both in profile and as a whole

A very decorative and useful piece of affordable period furniture which could now be used in any number of ways

and further carved niche sides

the original mercury glass mirror plate now beautifully clouded and foxed with age

A memento mori sculpture is one designed to remind the viewer of their mortality and of the brevity and fragility of human life in the face of God and nature

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