A Fine Early 20thC Stone Sundial by Maple & Co, London

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A Fine Early 20thC Stone Sundial by Maple & Co, LondonOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 20 Height: 16. 5 inches Width 7 inches Square at Base 9 inches Square at Top Weight: 13. 7 KGS The brass gnomon within an integral engraved inscribed sundial with numbers and cardinal directions on a moulded composition pedestal stone base, the dial marked Maple & Co Ltd, London. Beautifully weathered, the stone does have wear commensurate with its age and exposure to

Partner’s desks and writing tables have drawers or drawers and cupboards to both long sides and are generally of large size

The beauty of these weavings is primarily why many are attracted to Turkomen pieces

the section is magnificently tactile with a smooth finish and the colour and patination very apparent making this an excellent example

possibly originally in a school or large institution due to their dimensions

showing four central large stylized flower heads picked out in ivory on a moss apple ground

long fore-flippers

and thus it is more incognito than its counterparts

Kensington and the business moved to their workshop premises at 86 & 87 Campden Street after it was hit by a bomb in 1940 (helping to date this picture) and from that time concentrated mainly on picture framing

founded in 1945 in both Berlin and Leipzig

Printed by Leonard Ripley & Company Ltd

there are a few minor old scuffs and marks

grey and white

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