An Early 20thC French Card & Softwood Pierrot Clown Pop Up c.1910-30 sub-Macabre- Medicine the whole surviving from mid-Victorian

the whole surviving from mid-Victorian England

and an early Chapman Brother's framer's label

shallow and relatively low they always have three to four drawers

One could use the table lightly but it is more of a decorative piece per-se

Cromwell was a Puritan and to keep the population’s mind on religion

An Early 20thC French Card & Softwood Pierrot Clown Pop Up c.1910-30 sub-Macabre- Medicine the whole surviving from mid-VictorianOrigin: FrenchPeriod: 3rd RepublicProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1910 25Height: 22. 5Width: 13Depth: 2The amusing and highly decorative printed pressed card and softwood pop up, modelled as two clowns, or Pierrots with typically brightly adorned face make up, pointed hats, shoes and costumes, the concealed clown popping up when the lower bullseye button marked depose is pressed from a wooden mechanism, to a black line decorated backing with hanging cord,