A Rustic Thornwood Walking Stick Carved ‘Old Gibbeting Field’ c.1900 sub-Architectural & Garden and was a pupil of

and was a pupil of Frans Snyders and son and pupil of the Dutch still life painter Jacques de Claeuw

The business was located to Hitchin in 1958 and before long Dimitri Omersa had ideas for other animals

They were very good carvers and gilders

The work sits in the original frame

These biscuits can be served in so many ways

A Rustic Thornwood Walking Stick Carved ‘Old Gibbeting Field’ c.1900 sub-Architectural & Garden and was a pupil ofOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Length: 39 Handle Width: 6. 25 Handle Depth: 1. 5 The wonderfully vernacular thornwood walking stick, the naturally knotted shaft retaining its organic, time worn contour and topped with a simple T form handle. To one side, the stick is neatly carved OLD GIBBETING FIELD, the lettering cut prior to varnishing and sitting comfortably within the surface, the whole having a mellow,