Gustave Van den Meersche (1891-1970) - 'The Blind', Dated 1915. Bookcases & Display Cabinets

Gustave Van den Meersche (1891-1970) - 'The Blind', Dated 1915. Bookcases & Display Cabinets'The Blind', a large painted plaster by Gustave Van den Meersche (Belgian, 1891 1970). Signed and dated '1915'. Van den Meersch's ability as a sculptor is evident in this highly emotive work. The plaster depicts an aged man in rags with closed eyes looking up whilst tightly clasping his hands reverently. There are some chips and knocks in areas, most notably to the fingernail of the second finger but it is the same colour as the plaster and does

to enhance the unity of Berrettini's plates

There is evidence of a very small historic repair to one of the toast bars where it meets the body of the rack (please see photographs)

peaches and strawberries to name a few

Lucius Verus and Marcus Aurelius were the first co-emperors with equal constitutional status in Roman history

with a parquetry border to each side of the box

Length & Width: 14

Salt Cellar

by James F

London full tan leather prize binding

Height excluding pully attachment: 77

A fine scarce Dutch silver cow creamer

His success brought him royal connections and he was given a Grace and Favour apartment at Windsor by Queen Victoria