Two Rare Reverse Glass Painted & Mother of Pearl Ecclesiastical Signs c.1910-20

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Two Rare Reverse Glass Painted & Mother of Pearl Ecclesiastical Signs c.1910-20Origin: EnglishPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1910 20Height: 3. 75 4Width: 9. 75The wonderfully decorative reverse glass painted and mother of pearl ecclesiastical signs for 'He is Risen' and 'Redeemed', one with damage, each probably unique and in the original oak frames, surviving from the first quarter of twentieth century England. The Redeemed sign has damages as per the photographs with the broken glass being loose but still

She valued pomp

retaining the original mercury glass rectangular mirror plate now beautifully foxed

has no holes to its body to release scent

Length: 151cms / 4

which is where it gets its name and the ‘spots’ we see are actually remnants of a white veil of tissue that encloses the young mushroom

It is frustrating that the left margin has been erased obscuring most of the inscription

Width: 13 inches

by the early 1970s the family had decided to sell the Museum

and on a bed of seaweeds which flow from its mouth

The spurs are in totally original order with no losses or repairs

seal Raymond survives from the early to middle part of the twentieth century

Detective Constable Daniel Halse of the City of London Police