A Scarce Early 20thC Cased Ventriloquist’s Dummy Attributed to Herbert Brighton sub-Antiques It was issued to publicans

It was issued to publicans for the express use of advertising Jameson’s in public houses

great spotted woodpecker (taken from a birdtable)

a Regency period painted chest is always the interior decorators practical piece of choice

moles dig the ground

AJGC’ to the lower right corner

A Scarce Early 20thC Cased Ventriloquist’s Dummy Attributed to Herbert Brighton sub-Antiques It was issued to publicansOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 30 Length: 33 inches Width (Shoulder to Shoulder): 9 inches (all approximate) The early twentieth century female drop jaw vent figure of high build quality in 100% original condition, with two operating mechanisms to animate the drop jaw and eyes, in a scarlet velvet dress with lace detailing and brass buttons, white gloves and ribbed stockings and leather flat shoes