A Large Pole Mounted Applique Flag of Poland c.1910-20 sub-Antiques Hardy was mounted on a

Hardy was mounted on a hardwood shield in the middle of the twentieth century when he perished due to natural causes

Siemens Bros was one of the premier British telegraph makers

Tinting became very popular and is evident on this group of ambrotypes especially to the image of the child

The heyday for the cinema was during the 1930s

The Victorians would have enjoyed the novelty and exotic undertones of these candle sticks opposed to the regular brass examples more commonly found at the time

A Large Pole Mounted Applique Flag of Poland c.1910-20 sub-Antiques Hardy was mounted on aOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 20 Pole Length: 89 inches The Flag: Height: 33. 5 inches Width: 70 inches British made, the hand stitched horizontal bicolor white and red flag has a consistent gentle fade across the fabric, and Polish 2 Yards to the hem, mounted to a smooth wooden pole, terminating in a pointed finial, the whole with remnants of the original paint. The condition is fair, the pole is in