An Early 20thC British School Portrait of a Gentleman c.1915-25 sub-Religion & Relics Smaller versions at 3 feet

Smaller versions at 3 feet high could be bought for 4 guineas

This instrument would have been most likely used to evaluate the density and strength of bones and also the tooling of the bone when paired with a cutting instrument

This is a rare chance to own Imperial War Museum quality ephemera and hang it in proudly in ones downstairs toilet

thanks in part to a staggering array of cultural and technological marvels which debuted there

The piece is stable and rocks beautifully

An Early 20thC British School Portrait of a Gentleman c.1915-25 sub-Religion & Relics Smaller versions at 3 feetOrigin: British Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 25 Height: 24 Width: 18 The atmospheric three quarter length portrait of an older gentleman, possibly of mixed Oriental origins, having thinning hair and a moustache, shown in profile in deep contemplation and wearing a loose white shirt and dark waistcoat, amongst a monochrome interior, the whole presented unframed and surviving from the first quarter of twentieth century Britain.