An Edwardian Period Rocking Horse by G&J Lines c.1910

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An Edwardian Period Rocking Horse by G&J Lines c.1910Origin: English Period: EdwardianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1910Height: 34Width: 36Depth: 13. 5 (all at extremities)The hugely charming child's nursery rocking horse in a beautiful saffron yellow, by the well renowned G&J Lines, composed in wood and painted dappled gesso with a stunning texture and time worn finish, and on the original swing stand with caps to ends of swing irons, having glass eyes and an open mouth, surviving from the early

and possibly by Gillows and surviving from the last quarter of the eighteenth century

though other makers such as Liberty and Jas Shoolbred also made chairs of this type due to its popularity

A rare and early Steiff bear

The Exposition Universelle was where talking films and escalators were first publicized

' she said timidly

He attended Dublin College of Art and in 1955 he moved to London spending five years drifting between jobs and playing the guitar professionally

Fair with the bordering slopes that lave

possibly over engravings

5 inches (glass end)

Metal was originally used in the making of chairs in Paris by the company

began handling the group's accounts after being introduced to Mick Jagger in 1968 by the art dealer Christopher Gibbs

this is an unusually bold and particularly well carved and executed jardinière stand due to the fact the main body is from a very high quality piece of imposing Irish Georgian furniture

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