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Hand-carved Monogrammed Oak Plaque | 1950s
Monogrammed Relief Carving of a Sitting Cat, a superb hand-worked oak plaque, probably dating to the 1950s.
Dear me! What bad Manners!” | Illustration | 1930s
Colour illustration to accompany the children’s story A Fuss About Nothing, published in the 1930s. Presented in a 10 inch by 12 inch Daler-Rowney Poster Black mount and ready to be framed.
Solid Brass Trivet or Pot Stand | Good Luck Cat | 1920s
Solid Brass Footed Trivet or Pot Stand, sand-cast with pierced relief decoration depicting a smiling cat within a horseshoe. An attractive and useful example of traditional English kitchenalia, dating to the early twentieth century.
‘A Present From Fortnum’s’ by Maggie Burley | Limited Edition Etching
‘A Present From Fortnum’s’ by Maggie Burley, a humorous aquatint etching featuring a pampered puss lounging in a box from distinguished London store Fortnum & Mason. Signed, titled, and numbered by the artist. Presented in an 10 inch by 12 inch Daler-Rowney Snow White mount and ready to be framed.