A Group of Eight Mid-20thC Painted Fibreglass Seats Modelled as Fruits reserved St Anne’s Park station was

St Anne’s Park station was opened in 1898 and closed in 1970 with staff numbered at five between 1913 to 1933

There is one vertical oak panel from the reverse that is lacking and the key that locks the side glazed doors is missing

The hinges are probably later replacements

It has beautiful crazing to the whole and the colours remain quite bright and there are no major losses

now the RSPB reserve

A Group of Eight Mid-20thC Painted Fibreglass Seats Modelled as Fruits reserved St Anne’s Park station wasOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1960Average Height: 23Average Width: 19Average Depth: 18Average Seat: 13 w x 9 dThe octet of wonderfully fun stylised painted fibreglass framed childs size seats, modelled as English fruits and probably deriving from a theme park, zoo or farm shop setting, the group being made up of two strawberries, two apples, two pumpkins and two watermelons, each nicely weathered with timeworn paint,