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The collector goes on to describe in detail the ‘four families into which slugs are divided’
The three female studies are freestanding
The bottom right corner has a patched area
Width: 150cms / 5 feet
An Evocative Late 19thC Fencing Foil Epee Sword & Mask c.1890-1900 sub-Art & Sculpture though it is certainly benevolentOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 The Foil: 42. 5" long The Mask: 12" high x 6" wide x 10" deep The late 19thC fencing foil sword having a tapering steel blade and cord bound grip, the blade stamped Gunner London to one side and 'Krumun a Colalay. (?) to the reverse, with a further number '5' stamp to each side, the wirework mask with leather padded surround and chin guard, surviving from the last quarter of
