A Gigantic British Vintage Royal Navy Red Ensign Flag sub-Curios ’ survives from the turn

’ survives from the turn of the very early part of nineteenth century England

Typically the table legs are supported by circumferential stretchers

with two beautifully dark

George Stafford Wright was baptized at Holy Trinity in Paddington

The lock is defunct

A Gigantic British Vintage Royal Navy Red Ensign Flag sub-Curios ’ survives from the turnOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 30 Height: 67 inches Width: 137 inches Stretching to almost eleven and a half feet and double hand stitched in heavy cloth, this mammoth appliqu red ensign flag would have flown from a large ship, such as a conventional Destroyer, around a century ago. Small holes frequent the flag but there are no tears or rips and the overall condition, considering the age is good.