A Unique Vintage Madame Tussauds Male Waxwork Head c.1960

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A Unique Vintage Madame Tussauds Male Waxwork Head c.1960Origin: British Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 Height: 10 inches Circumference: 23 inches (at temple) The waxwork modelled head with glass eyes, realistically rendered eyelashes, side parted brown hair, a full aged forehead and slight knowing grin, with a plaster applied to the neck and a ghostly white glow to the whole, possibly belonging to that of disc jockey David Jacobs (b. 1926) or perhaps, just a rather more

Charmingly executed with a unique style

the shape had taken on a slightly different meaning — they were given to a loved one as proof of being "bewitched

A pretty rug with an overtly geometrical feel that would be able to sit in almost any setting

Of Turkman heritage these pieces are similar to Turkmans in that the designs fit in easily both with contemporary or period living spaces

and through his yearning and desire for Joanna

modes of transport

jewellery or letters

with other boxed tricks to include The Ernest Sewell Cabinet of conjuring tricks and various humorous books

stand well

Failing that

the roots being feeblest

The antlers that form the superstructure in this extraordinary piece are firstly from the Manchurian Sika Deer