A Permanent-Waving Hairdressing Salon Machine by Eugene Ltd. c.1930 sub-Mirrors & Lighting The inscription on the reverse

The inscription on the reverse reads

the panels bordered by gilded ribbon twist edgings

Rhesus macaques are despotic and nepotistic

The misses Borradaile were outstanding students and practitioners of medieval and renaissance techniques of painting and prime movers in the historic Society of Painters in tempera

the front painted with the beautifully sign-written date '1708' in buff white script and surviving from Queen Anne period England

A Permanent-Waving Hairdressing Salon Machine by Eugene Ltd. c.1930 sub-Mirrors & Lighting The inscription on the reverseOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 Height: 65 or 54 lowered Width: 22. 5 Depth: 22. 5 The tubular metal and steel permanent wave machine in black paint, with an art deco inspired pedestal column to tripod legs with wheels to avoid pick up of hair from the salon floor, the adjustable central pole to a chandelier type ring with a myriad of Bakelite clamp attachments, the base with makers name for Eugene Ltd,