An Early 20thC Double Sided Sign-Written Advertising Sign for Newspapers c.1920-30 sub-Mirrors & Lighting Then some gudgeon swam past

Then some gudgeon swam past that were tempting to see

Saint Patrick was a fifth-century Romano-British Christian missionary and bishop in Ireland

" All accounts agree however that the portrait was given to Pope Innocent VIII by the Turkish emperor for the ransom of his brother who was held captive by the Christians

The face with cheeky expression is also in a light skin colour

The popularity of glass as a building material and for decoration in particular increased after the Great Exhibition of 1851

An Early 20thC Double Sided Sign-Written Advertising Sign for Newspapers c.1920-30 sub-Mirrors & Lighting Then some gudgeon swam pastOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1920 30Height: 43Width: 25Depth: 1. 5 (all at extremities)The hand cut double sided painted pine and sheet metal advertising sign of good size and in rectangular form, showing an outstanding patina to both sides bearing the original gold and black lettering to a forest green ground, reading Newspapers delivered and on sale and Sports final on sale to the other, both in in three dimensional