An Early 20thC Neoclassical Revival Cast Sphinx Stone Centre Table c.1920-35 sub-Architectural & Garden and as such they could

and as such they could have been a spur of the moment creation on the move

A similar label can be found on a suitcase in the Imperial War museum archive

his “school of hard knocks” upbringing well arming him to play the role of the tyrannical tycoon

The well-modeled figure of a gnarled and aged hunchback

Algar painted continually throughout this time and her work is represented in numerous private collections throughout the United Kingdom as well as the public collections at Penlee House and Museum in Penzance and the Falmouth Art Gallery

An Early 20thC Neoclassical Revival Cast Sphinx Stone Centre Table c.1920-35 sub-Architectural & Garden and as such they couldOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 35 Height: 30. 5 Width: 46. 5 Depth: 27 The heavy quality cast stone centre table in three sections, with well cast sphinx supports being half maiden and half winged lion, each section being cast in the round for intended central display with a plinth base and back also with cast decoration, the rectangular top with a gadrooned edge, and the whole surviving from the second quarter