Bristol Zoological Gardens: An Early/Mid 20thC Painted Pine & Enamel Topped Veterinarian Table c.1940 sub-Mirrors & Lighting There is an indistinct makers

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The hammered solid brass engine order telegraph having a hammerhead shaped glass dial head reading “Outer Screw Only… Both Screws…

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Sid had been homeless for almost fifteen years until he saw his life turn upsidedown in a matter of days after his self-proclaimed ’golden voice’ was heard on the promenade by famed folk music agent Harold Leventhal

can be found on the stretcher of Thomas Gainsborough’s John Palmer

Bristol Zoological Gardens: An Early/Mid 20thC Painted Pine & Enamel Topped Veterinarian Table c.1940 sub-Mirrors & Lighting There is an indistinct makersOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Bristol Zoological Gardens, Bristol, England Date: c. 1940 Height: 26. 25 Width: 34 Depth: 20 Formerly from Bristol Zoo Gardens, the original enamel topped rectangular veterinarian table being white painted pine in construction, with a white enamel top with black rim, the whole distressed attractively with age and surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century. The table is in very