A Rare Linen Child’s Mickey Mouse Mask c.1935

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A Rare Linen Child’s Mickey Mouse Mask c.1935Origin: Possibly GermanPeriod: Early Mid Twentieth CenturyProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1930 40Height: 8. 75Width: 9Depth: 3 (all approximate & at extremities)The scarce childs Mickey Mouse mask in moulded linen with painted features, showing a red ink retail stamp to the interior with pierced holes and surviving in sound overall order, probably from Germany. The ephemeral nature of the mask means it is pleasingly surprising that it has survived at all,

The pictures are in fair condition

the whole surviving from late Victorian England

Provenance: Believed to originate from a Lodge in Suffolk

25” (fob)The mis-laid 1930s period part-barrel shafted iron key marked ‘Oakley Brighton’

like many other asylums

25 inches (seat)

A round stall favourite

Ribbon or bows such as this were a popular decorative motif on furniture both in the Regency period and then later in the century almost always strictly in France

so the balance is just as it should be

Cotton 'The English Regional Chair' SW19-22 & SW37-40

We assume these figures were probably an art studio project

Adds instant gothic to any interior

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