A 19thC English Pine Artist’s Lay Figure by Roberson & Co. c.1890 sub-Architectural & Garden These pictures incorporated a technique

These pictures incorporated a technique

however you are more than likely to find this specimen loitering around the candyfloss or hot dog stands throughout the United Kingdom

surviving in un-touched condition from mid-nineteenth century England

Provenance: From an unidentified wreck in the South China Sea

She may well have been used as a shop or window display piece in a department store

A 19thC English Pine Artist’s Lay Figure by Roberson & Co. c.1890 sub-Architectural & Garden These pictures incorporated a techniqueOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Height: 13 Width: 3 Depth: 2 (all at extremities) The late nineteenth century English pine artist's lay figure, having articulated pivoted ball joints allowing for a natural bending and turning the arms and legs, with pencil inscriptions to the reverse and the partially discernible ink stamp for Roberson & Co Ltd, the whole with a good patina and surviving from the late Victorian