A Highly Unusual Art Deco Photo Frame, Converted from a Desk Calendar, & Hallmarked for W J Myatt & Co of Birmingham 1931 sub-Antiques naïvely constructed and primitive painted

naïvely constructed and primitive painted wooden locomotive train with carriage set in pea green with cast iron wheels

It is clear that the families were talented not only in photography but also other skills ranging from making marionettes to a purpose built home cinema that featured in Ideal Home magazine

my first encounter with Martin the puffer fish

committed numerous house burglaries and common thievery

This improved the pokerwork process by allowing the addition of tinting and shading that previously were impossible

A Highly Unusual Art Deco Photo Frame, Converted from a Desk Calendar, & Hallmarked for W J Myatt & Co of Birmingham 1931 sub-Antiques naïvely constructed and primitive paintedOrigin: English Period: Art Deco Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1931 Height: 3. 75 inches Width: 6 inches Depth: 1. 75 inches A wonderfully creative adaptation is this silver photo frame originally made as a desk top calendar by W J Myatt & Co in 1931, at the latter end of the Art Deco period. The original glass front and knobs with which the dates would have been changed are all present. The sloped face and painted angular base gives the piece a truly