A Mid 20thC Belgian Ice Cream Kiosk Advertising Sign c.1960

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A Mid 20thC Belgian Ice Cream Kiosk Advertising Sign c.1960Origin: Belgian Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 Height: 13 Width: 22 Depth: 4 The wonderfully decorative mid century advertising kiosk sign for ice creams, in fibreglass and pressed card, centered on a young boy enjoying a three scoop cone, a lolly and a whippy ice cream, greedily clutching all three as he licks one, the whole with paint losses showing the blue base colour, and surviving from mid century Belgium. This piece doesnt

and at one time could hold up to 3

the base signed Maurice Milliere and surviving from the first quarter of twentieth century France

and his stock fetched high prices

Michael Thonet was a German-Austrian cabinet maker

by early man

We have given them a light clean and varnish

The Venetians invented a "flat mirror technique” by figuring out how to attach tin to a flat glass surface and also created a special reflective mixture in which gold and bronze was added

Townley Hall is a Georgian country house which stands in parkland at Tullyallen some 5 km west of Drogheda

The castors are original and the piece moves freely

at which time it was substantially rebuilt

when the dancing flames beautifully illuminate the stained glass

the work unframed and surviving from the first quarter of eighteenth century France

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