AN EDWARDIAN PAINTED METAL, BRONZE AND OAK COUNTRY PUB...
AN EDWARDIAN PAINTED METAL, BRONZE AND OAK COUNTRY PUB SIGN DEPICTING A SHIP the galleon with three sails and copper flags, raised on the choppy waves below, mounted on an oak stand, 130cm high x 99cm wide x 26cm deep Provenance: From the Ship Inn in Gloucestershire. This model ship was known to sit above the sign for the Ship Inn until the late 1930s / early 1940s, after which time it was moved inside. Literature: Photographed in "The Countryman, A Quarterly Review and Miscellany of Rural Life & Work" April 1939. p.121
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AN EDWARDIAN PAINTED METAL, BRONZE AND OAK COUNTRY PUB SIGN DEPICTING A SHIP the galleon with three sails and copper flags, raised on the choppy waves below, mounted on an oak stand, 130cm high x 99cm wide x 26cm deep Provenance: From the Ship Inn in Gloucestershire. This model ship was known to sit above the sign for the Ship Inn until the late 1930s / early 1940s, after which time it was moved inside. Literature: Photographed in "The Countryman, A Quarterly Review and Miscellany of Rural Life & Work" April 1939. p.121
Sold for £1,000
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