A Carved Oak ‘Mouseman’ Fruit Bowl by Robert Mouseman Thompson (1876-1955) sub-Mirrors & Lighting the parrot’s plumage rendered with

the parrot’s plumage rendered with layered scale-like detail and subtle tonal variations from warm ochres to deeper umbered highlights

" was published in the Magazine of Art in December 1941

Faber presents the transitional period from Kneller to that of Joshua Reynolds and Thomas Gainsborough

on 22 May 1870

possibly surviving from a barge or ship

A Carved Oak ‘Mouseman’ Fruit Bowl by Robert Mouseman Thompson (1876-1955) sub-Mirrors & Lighting the parrot’s plumage rendered withOrigin: English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1950 Diameter: 11. 75 Height: 2. 25 The beautiful mouseman fruit bowl, being a foot in diameter and with the lovingly carved iconic single mouse to the centre carved in the round, the sides being honeycomb adze carved to a stem base and the whole with a lovely deep patination and particularly good colour, surviving from the middle of the twentieth century from the workshop of Robert