A Fine Patinated Bronze Artist’s Study of a Human Hand

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A Fine Patinated Bronze Artist’s Study of a Human HandOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 50 Length: 8 inches Width: 4. 75 inches Height: 2 inches Weight: 500 grams Finely cast in bronze, and now with a beautiful patination, the life size proportioned sculptured human hand modelled in a relaxed position survives from the first half of the twentieth century. Most probably a unique commissioned stand alone piece, the model has a rich deep patina,

and as such works wonderfully well on either tabletop or wall

The traveller identity centres on the nomadic lifestyle

The mirror is in fantastic condition

Frederick Street in Birmingham and created fine silver and jewellery

It is rare to find a camel stool of such a high quality

Vilified as a coward who left the Titanic in one of the last lifeboats

hanging from a smooth wooden pole

As this garter is around one hundred and fifty years old there are some sequins and paste stones missing and one end is slightly frayed with a small repair but the motto remains clear and the semblance of the garter is certainly preserved

and a simple jewellery memento such as this had a huge significance in helping them feel closer together

The condition is fine with superb deep patination to the top displaying a full and rounded overall colour

Walter obtained a large number of animals he used in the displays from Ward's Farm in Henfield

the colour and patination glowing and appealing

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