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General condition is as found
having aged rust brown paint to each over earlier Georgian red and green
Archibald Kenrick himself originally started life as an iron founder in 1791 manufacturing buckles and livery fittings and then created a quality iron foundry
Rose-Joseph Lemercier obtained his lithographic printer's license in 1828 and settled in his own company
An Art Deco Period Plaster Boudoir Figure of a Flapper by Maurice Milliere c.1920 poa-item General condition is as foundOrigin: French Period: Art Deco Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 25 Height: 15. 5 Width: 5 Base Diameter: 4 The hand decorated plaster boudoir doll or figure, standing upon a plaster chalk base modelled as a demure, yet coquettish fashionable flapper girl, her head turned to the side, dramatic painting of facial features and eyes, mohair wig, jointed arms, one arm posed bent at the elbow with finger held to lips, high heel posed feet with gold
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