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Rescue workers pull bodies out of the charred remains of the Foxbus A350 which had slammed and burned into the ground
this arrangement has been seen on English Regency fireplaces and marble urns through to later nineteenth century French blue glass and ormulu bonbbonnieres
designing and manufacturing radio sets for British Armed Forces use - chief amongst these being 'Wireless Set No
with hand carved and painted wooden heads and hands (Punch also with wooden feet)
Encased in perspex museum cases with carrying handles
A Good Early 20thC Ebonised ‘Mystery’ Barometer by Short & Mason sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Rescue workers pull bodies outOrigin: English Period: George V Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 25 Height: 6. 25 inches Base Diameter: 3. 25 inches The early twentieth century table top mystery dial barometer made by Short & Mason, having an attractively shaped ballooned ebonised case with clear glass dial etch marked Stormy through to Very Dry with the makers name under. The barometer is in good structural aesthetic order with glass having no cracks and only a small amount of
