A Rare & Rather Unusual c.1910 Ventriloquist’s Dummy Possibly by Alfred LeMare sub-Religion & Relics Although we cannot find a

Although we cannot find a foundry mark this piece is easily dated due to its typical seventeenth century style

there are a few minor old scuffs and marks

bordered by two inset borders

King of Gwyneddpassant on a tudor inspired green and white field

The Regency period japanned and gilt decorated sofa table having a decorated top depicting a landscape scene of figures and a pagoda surrounding by trees and flowers within a floral and trellis border with two frieze drawers with the original pearl drop handles

A Rare & Rather Unusual c.1910 Ventriloquist’s Dummy Possibly by Alfred LeMare sub-Religion & Relics Although we cannot find aOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Ray Elgar and Previously John Stafford, Paignton. 1902 1981 Date: c. 1910 Overall Height: 33 inches Width (Shoulder to Shoulder): 9. 5 inches (all approximate and at extremities) The turn of the century period male vent figure of early build in very original condition, with four operating mechanisms to animate the lips, mouth, smoker pipes, and eyes (lacking rod), the brass head stick