A Charming c.1930s Crawford & Sons Ltd Tin Biscuit Barrel Money Box; 'Bicky House' by Mabel Lucie Attwell

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A Charming c.1930s Crawford & Sons Ltd Tin Biscuit Barrel Money Box; 'Bicky House' by Mabel Lucie AttwellOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 35 Height: 7 Width: 8 Depth: 4. 5 Hailing from the Art Deco period, the William Crawford & Sons Ltd tin biscuit barrel 'Bicky House', by Mabel Lucie Attwell, in the form a quaint cottage, the barrel being decorated throughout with Attwells distinctive Kiddibics imagery, featuring a child standing in a cottage doorway accompanied by a black cat, with further cottage scenes

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[2] From his son

"The lady in waiting presents her compliments to Mr Joseph Millot Severn

In 1876 the Perry company was merged with other distinguished makers of the time in Josiah Mason and Wiley

This drawing depicts the bustling activity

Plate XXXVIII

the filters are all in good condition and the tortoiseshell without cracks

beautiful arms

Dating from the Baroque period the mid to late seventeenth century chapel dedication or devotional fragment in a near period scarlet painted pine and gesso moulded frame with a hand painted calligraphy parchment paper panel with seven lines of script and a circular armorial to the top

Height: 16” (with stick handle)

and this technology eventually led to the long-case clock (or grandfather clock) of the seventeenth century

The Chair: 33” high x 15

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