A Fabulous Pair of Opal Glass Painted Undertaker Premises Signs c.1935-45

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A Fabulous Pair of Opal Glass Painted Undertaker Premises Signs c.1935-45Origin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: An undertakers premises; Nottingham, England Date: c. 1935 45 Width: 19. 75 Height: 31 (each in frames) The pair of opal glass painted undertaker premises signs, one reading Undertakers Day or Night the other Weddings and Funerals Lowest Prices surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century and presented in later black painted frames enabling them to be hung and admired. There is some

top lip and turning eyes

There is a crack to the middle section to the oak casing which has been repaired

with just a hint of haunting

The German fleet World War II period Heinkle He (He111) aeroplane

From this we can deduce that the picture was framed (and probably painted) at least sixty years ago because the South African phone number on the label is only five digits long

He has four phrases: 'Does your mother know you're talking to a robot

London and surviving from the third quarter of the eighteenth century

who was significantly less able academically

Mask: 8 inches high x 5 inches wide

The painted mahogany pedestal cupboard of classical influence having a beautifully decorated square top showing a nymph amongst vines and swags

large crested top trail

Cross symbols predate Christianity

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