An Early 20thC Green Painted Plaster Bust of a Youth c.1900-20 sub-Architectural & Garden They would have originally been

They would have originally been integral to a Regency period outer wall so when we acquired them they didn’t have any rear sections

the chain and jewel of the George – in a painted oval – 29 in

This chalk-written message has been the subject of many a debate both as to its relevance if written by the Ripper and as to whether it was written by Jack the Ripper at all

The whole has a good clean and sparkling appearance and is entirely original

meaning green

An Early 20thC Green Painted Plaster Bust of a Youth c.1900-20 sub-Architectural & Garden They would have originally beenOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 20 Height: 20 Width: 9 Depth: 9 (all at extremities) The wonderfully timeworn early twentieth century plaster bust of a youth or boy, retaining its original soft green paint, now handsomely abraded through decades of handling and shifting light, the whole raised on an architectural socle and surviving from the late Victorian period in beautifully decorative condition.