The Glasshouse sub-Decorative Objects According to a letter Arthur's

According to a letter Arthur's daughter Ethel James had published in The Times

Rod mounted on an ebonised circular plinth stand the dried starfish having five rays radiating from the central disc

and the interior is neither ripped nor spoiled

The original pans probably had the stamp of Jennens and Bettridge to their undersides

(6 April 1914 – 11 October 1988)

The Glasshouse sub-Decorative Objects According to a letter Arthur'sOrigin: English Period: Mid Late 20thC Provenance: Date: c. 1970 80 Height: 68 Width: 43. 5 Depth: 32. 5 (all at extremities) The bespoke made three piece Cuban mahogany and curved glass carcass, of remarkable build quality, having double opening doors to both ends for access, and adjustable Perspex fanning vents for ventilation, the thirty two piece glass structure with a trefoil shaped top, to a plinth base and to chamfered legs with large brass