The Radcliffe Baronetcy & Rudding Park House; A Terrific Group of Six Victorian Period Painted Tin Room Name Plates sub-Religion & Relics never flown at half-mast

never flown at half-mast

Southwick puce orange lusterware plaque on an off white ground the transfer printed and hand painted center square section reading ‘Prepare to Meet Thy God’ amongst floral swags and heads with the further text ‘In the Lord do I put my trust

They would have been incredibly exciting for the ladies (and men

Depth: 32 inches

The box is clearly stamped at one end with BRASS and labelled ‘Compartment Font’ amongst other information relating to its contents

The Radcliffe Baronetcy & Rudding Park House; A Terrific Group of Six Victorian Period Painted Tin Room Name Plates sub-Religion & Relics never flown at half-mastOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Lady Radcliffe & Sir Joseph Radcliffe, Baronet; Rudding Park Estate, Yorkshire, England Date: c. 1840 70 Measuring: 1) 10. 25 x 2. 75 inches, 2) 13. 25 x 4 inches 3) 11 x 4. 5 inches 4) 13 x 4. 5 inches 5) 12. 25 x 4. 75 inches 6) 12. 25 x 4. 75 inches The group of six Victorian painted tin room names on manilla buff grounds to include 'Sir Joseph's Dressing Room', 'Lady Radcliff's Sitting Room',