A Good 20thC Male Portrait Mannequin Head sub-Religion & Relics William Pitt the younger was

William Pitt the younger was also a fan and “had himself carried up to the house of commons

A versatile and rather unusual table that could be used for gardening purposes or simply as a kitchen table with a twist

The framed and glazed oil on board study depicting a racing pigeon in profile with ringed leg

at the beginning of the Victorian occult revival

A Good 20thC Male Portrait Mannequin Head sub-Religion & Relics William Pitt the younger wasOrigin: British Period: Mid Late Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 80 Height: 10 inches Circumference: 22 inches (at temple) The artists study plaster modelled mannequin head of a young man, hand painted with enamel eyes, realistically rendered eyelashes, dark brown hair and sideburns, having a slightly disturbing comatose or brain dead like expression with closed mouth and rolled eyes, survives from the mid to late twentieth