A Good 19thC Carved Oak & Leather Upholstered Savonarola Armchair sub-Religion & Relics Salter for Boots built this

Salter for Boots built this infant weighing machine around the 1930’s

The rectangular hand painted fairground sign designed to draw in the crowds at fairgrounds in the mid twentieth century

Patter Parade

her face we feel is finished and her bodice seemingly complete but the area around her head is certainly without resolution or conclusion

Edinburgh before moving back to Glasgow in 1867

A Good 19thC Carved Oak & Leather Upholstered Savonarola Armchair sub-Religion & Relics Salter for Boots built thisOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 1900 Width: 30 inches Depth: 22 inches Height: 43 inches (all at maximum) The well carved oak x framed chair with double headed eagle decoration, foliate pattern and pommel finials to the high carved back, with the original leather button back upholstery and carved nulling decoration to the front legs, the whole sitting on castors survives from late Victorian period England. This