A Group of Four Early 20thC Painted Pine American Stable Signs sub-Antiques survives from the Edwardian period

survives from the Edwardian period

a rather unusual shape

The life history of the bee is displayed chronologically and is labelled with the ‘Larvae’

It was Prince Rupert Loewenstein

It was known as the Great Reform Act

A Group of Four Early 20thC Painted Pine American Stable Signs sub-Antiques survives from the Edwardian periodOrigin: AmericanPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1920Widths: 18Heights: 5. 25Depths: 0. 75 (all each)The charming quartet of provincial stable name signs, for the horses of Yellow, Mary, Jessie and Betty, the names naively hand painted in black to duck egg blue grey grounds with black stained borders, surviving from the first quarter of twentieth century America. In original overall order, the name plates show attractive time worn, dry