A Wonderful Early 20thC French Mould Modelled as ‘The Man in the Moon’ sub-Antiques We like the fact that

We like the fact that no one seems to know exactly what the purpose for this type of figure was

Queen Victoria permitted much of the royal plate to be copied by Elkingtons and they were also the suppliers of flatware to the luxury dining sections on board the Titanic and other ships in the White Star Line fleet

Formed as a tri-bulb club head on a tri-banded hoop with lozenge pattern

though they were also known for early TV segments filmed in locales such as Walton-on -the Naze and Longbottom-Under-Lyme

Overall she has very minor marks

A Wonderful Early 20thC French Mould Modelled as ‘The Man in the Moon’ sub-Antiques We like the fact thatOrigin: French Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 30 Height: 23 inches Depth: 14 inches Width: 5. 5 inches Weight: 5 KGS The wonderfully stylized man in the crescent moon, carved in solid softwood, of considerable size for a three dimensional cast mould, used in early Twentieth Century France and surviving today as a decorative object. The piece is pictured hung from elasticated wire, which means he is wonderfully