An Early 20th Ventriloquist’s Dummy; Attributed to Herbert Brighton c.1930 sub-Curios the base later

the base later

information being passed

but somehow wholly appropriate gilt frame

survives from turn of the century France

Many of the army recruiting posters he produced for the firm are on display at the National War Museum in Edinburgh Castle although no information is provided there about the artist

An Early 20th Ventriloquist’s Dummy; Attributed to Herbert Brighton c.1930 sub-Curios the base laterOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 Height: 30 Width: 9. 5 Depth: 5. 5 (all at extremities) The early twentieth century period dummy of good build quality, with operating eyes and mouth, in a charcoal grey tweed jacket, and trousers with a waistcoat under, with mother of pearl and Bakelite buttons, to thick striped socks and black painted shoes, the head with short curly mohair strawberry blonde hair and the body