A Group of Seventeen Original 1960’s Fairground Glass Goldfish Bowls poa-item which is rather puzzling too

which is rather puzzling too

From as early as the Neolithic period — nearly 7

cormorants are supreme fishers

The large olive green glass bottle of flattened globular form with a kick-up base and hand-painted gilt armorial crest to one side and a tavern scene to the other survives from the mid-Georgian period

and some looseness to the attachment of the cotton to the poles

A Group of Seventeen Original 1960’s Fairground Glass Goldfish Bowls poa-item which is rather puzzling tooOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid 20thC Century Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1960Heights: 4Diameters: 4. 5 (each)Originating from a ping pong round stall or similar on a 1960s fairground, the circular glass bowls each stamped to the bases with British Made and various registration numbers, each used for housing goldfish and surviving from mid century Britain. The bowls are all in good order with no chips or cracks and we have given them a clean. These