A Mechanical Hand-Crank Acrobatic Clown c.1895-1910 sub-Decorative Objects The cane-work has two small

The cane-work has two small holes to the back panel

Common Sword-Fish

In 1836 he exhibited The Pride of the Village (Vernon Gallery) at the Royal Academy

With its long cable and industrial wheels this is a great lamp to have in and around a studio or loft apartment space

The gilding is retained largely and there are bad abrasions

A Mechanical Hand-Crank Acrobatic Clown c.1895-1910 sub-Decorative Objects The cane-work has two smallOrigin: French or GermanPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1895 1910Height: 19 (at maximum)Width: 7. 75Depth: 3. 5The charming mechanical toy in the form of acrobatic clown having a painted papier mache head inset with amber and black glass eyes, wearing a felt jacket with red bow tie and red and white striped trousers to clown boots, mounted on a performance bar with a cog and rack driven mechanism, weight and thumb piece to a painted