A Very Decorative Pair of French Shop-Window Mannequin Busts c.1900

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A Very Decorative Pair of French Shop-Window Mannequin Busts c.1900Origin: French Period: Late 19thC Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Each: Width: 16 Height: 17. 5" Depth: 6 (all at extremities) The pair of beautifully proportioned compressed paper and card bust mannequin forms, for the shop window display of jewellery and garments, each being of female form, the surfaces now bearing a superb aged patination, surviving from the zeniths of nineteenth century France. The mannequin busts are superbly

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on 8 June 1944

they had no choice but to shoot her as she fled once again for freedom in the depths of Hoses Wood near Cold Norton on March 18th 1914

The quality printed cotton flags on their original wooden poles

We have hand waxed the top and it does have a nice patination to it

with each in good working condition with all joints and movements in sound operation

like Hirst-Smyth

industry to agriculture

The genius of any Indian sculptor lay in his visualisation of the deities' ideal proportions

Overall the cabinet would be described as good to very good condition

The original early twentieth century period shop display female hand with moulded mock wedding ring having a metal rod frame and a wonderfully well rendered composition gesso-plaster body

and seriously

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