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gentlemen favouring the stouter bureau
now well polished for display and with a smooth finish
5 inches (with chain) or 24 inches the cage
this timepiece was commissioned by the British United Clock Company and then passed to Joseph Gloster of Birmingham to apply the beautiful aesthetic qualities that we see here
She was a shy child and liked nothing more than to sit with one of her sisters and make up little stories to which she would draw the illustrations
A Scarce Cambridge University Dance Card for The Trinity Boat Club Ball, 1913 sub-Curios gentlemen favouring the stouter bureauOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: 1913 Height: 5 inches Width: 3 inches Condition: B Printed by Spalding of Cambridge, the thick card dance card with annotations in pencil and original attached corded mini pencil, the front embossed in gold with The First and Third Trinity Boat Clubs Ball. Monday, June 9th 1913, below three shield Cambridge University Trinity College motifs, dated Tuesday, June 10th 1913. The