An Early Victorian Papier-mâché Vase by Jennens & Bettridge, London c.1840-50 sub-Art & Sculpture The idiosyncratic adjustments to the

The idiosyncratic adjustments to the bookcase were administered at some point in the early twentieth century

There is also a photograph that can be found online by Tony Ray-Jones (1941-1972) of a palmist named Gipsy Smith taken in 1966

Provenance: The Crocodile shot by T

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An Early Victorian Papier-mâché Vase by Jennens & Bettridge, London c.1840-50 sub-Art & Sculpture The idiosyncratic adjustments to theOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 50 Height: 14 Diameter: 7 (at extremities) The papier mch vase of elegant baluster form with neo classical figural decoration to a sea green ground with black banding and gilt swagged highlights, the central band in a chocolate brown with the beautiful hand painted figures in ivory, the whole being a very scarce model by Jennens & Bettridge and surviving from the early Victorian