A Scarce Art Deco Period Hairdressers' Wig Mannequin c.1930

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A Scarce Art Deco Period Hairdressers' Wig Mannequin c.1930Origin: English Period: Art Deco Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1925 35 Height: 26 inches Depth: 8 inches (at maximum) Width: 13 inches (at maximum) The generously proportioned angular hairdressers' wig mannequin having a plaster covered head and upper torso in flesh pink, large glass eyes and painted features on a cream moulded plinth, the whole with a heavily Art Deco influence to the design. The mannequin remains in good condition, there is some

Each window is of a very heavy card stock with a thin paper backing with the front cut out just to the image area allowing one to view the photograph

as we see in this example

A dance card or programme du bal is used to record the names of the person with whom one intends to dance each successive dance at a formal ball

One of the fewer plates we are offering that are in portrait format and an attractive one at that

Henrion (1914-1990) working making the General Post Office at the cutting edge of poster design and mass communication

but the whole is in good condition generally considering its brittle nature

The ruby-stamped lightening bolts on decorative front cover over black world map

Chagal and also the pre-Raphaelites

On 8 December 1941

To the centre of the figures are pierced grills with further decoration in the form of a shield with flame and scrollwork motifs

In 1902 Philip ventured into globe manufacture

as echoed here