A Very Scarce c.1910 Papier-mâché & Plaster Advertising Shop Window Display Figure Modelled as a Youth for Vinolia Soap

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A Very Scarce c.1910 Papier-mâché & Plaster Advertising Shop Window Display Figure Modelled as a Youth for Vinolia SoapOrigin: English Period: Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1905 15 Height: 16. 5 inches Width: 4. 5 inches (at base) Depth: 4 inches (at base) The hand painted plaster and papier mch advertising figure designed to be displayed in a shop window to advertise Vinolia Soap, modelled as an unkempt youth dressed in period attire to include jacket, shorts, long socks and shoes, standing with hands in pockets, the whole standing on a pea green square

but what is certain is this frame is a delightfully smart and amusing conception

If only all Andrews were this interesting

and this reduced the work in abstracting an individual's timesheet

She has a rather quizzical yet relaxed expression and has certainly been painted to appear young and attractive

The Common Treebrown and The Scarce Copper

obviously married

symmetrically and precisely designed but still somehow retaining a nomadic feel throughout

Barsi Railway’

The work was driven by the monk Dom Michel Germain (1645-1694) with the aim to catalog houses (abbeys and priories) that were part of the congregation at the time of writing

salvaged from loss

George Sand

each rod mounted on a pair of five foot high 1920s period oak newel posts of neo-classical design with scroll finials

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