A Good c.1935 Herbert Terry & Sons 1227 Anglepoise Lamp sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles In the 19th century sanitary

In the 19th century sanitary conditions in prisons became much better but the regime was very harsh

Although stocking stretchers were certainly used in Britain

with the hard-hitting copy

issued by the London Transport Board

adding a huge amount of charm to any interior

A Good c.1935 Herbert Terry & Sons 1227 Anglepoise Lamp sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles In the 19th century sanitaryOrigin: British Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1935 38 The Base: 6 inches square Height: 35 inches (at maximum) The art deco period early three step angle poise lamp made by Herbert Terry & Sons Redditch being cream decorated with a square stepped base with stamped makers marks, the lamp originally designed by George Carwardine `The Anglepoise`. The condition is fair to good with losses and tarnish to the cream enamel