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Phrenological heads cast in plaster or ceramic became commonplace adornments in American homes in particular
There are no repairs or signs of any restoration to note and thus they remain in desirable original condition
and some small knocks and wear commensurate with age and use as a mould
The designer
more often used as a caustic owing to its great affinity for water
A Large & Rare Oils on Linen English Provincial School Political Reform Act Banner c.1832 sub-Antiques Phrenological heads cast in plasterOrigin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1832 Width: 27 Height: 36. 75 The wonderfully charming and provincially painted reform act banner of 1832, depicting Britannia upon an outcrop, below an emerald fielded ribbon inscribed with the Shakespearean verse; Now is the winter of our discontent, made glorious summer to a lower section showing a portrait of Lord Brougham, the naval ship of reform, and a British lion couchant, all
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