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They were at 241 King’s Road (‘opposite Carlyle Square’) between 1908-1964
a clown character with a white face
There is an interesting label to the inside “Demo from…Professor
was described as an ‘attempt to elucidate that ancient and sublime science’ and ‘the most entertaining method ever introduced to instruct young persons in the sublime science of astronomy’
Elsewhere the year of 1934 in England saw the "surgeon's photograph" of the Loch Ness Monster
A Fabulous Large George III Plum Painted Pine Chest of Drawers c.1780 sub-Macabre- Medicine They were at 241 King’sOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 1800 Height: 44. 25 Width: 39. 75 Depth: 18. 25 (all at top) The George III period pine carcass of large proportions with a fabulous craquelure period vinegar plum painted finish having a typical Georgian arrangement of two short short drawers over three long, with the original brass drop handles and escutcheons to each, the whole sitting on bracket feet. The condition is lived in