A Highly Desirable British Antique Royal Navy White Ensign Applique Flag; Lane & Neave, London 1909 sub-Curios the panel has paint flaking

the panel has paint flaking to several areas and scuffs commensurate with age (it was of course part of a travelling troupe) but structurally it is sound

Presenting Henry the fox

and dare we say it

With many cabinets of this nature containing fitted compartments in flight construction this example is different in that it has two open suspended shelves with drilled holes so as the anatomical models can sit and rotate on their rods when in place

A Highly Desirable British Antique Royal Navy White Ensign Applique Flag; Lane & Neave, London 1909 sub-Curios the panel has paint flakingOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1909 Height: 37. 5 inches Width: 73 inches Double hand stitched in heavy cloth, with linen hoist, this superb wool bunting and linen appliqu Edwardian period white ensign flag would have flown from a small to medium sized ship, possibly a Q ship, more than a century ago. Flags such as this are rarely dated, ink stamped Lane & Neave London 1909, making this more desirable,