A Large Original British Railways Double-Sided Enamel Wall Sign From St. Anne's Park Station, Bristol; 'Gentlemen' sub-Curios though escaped

though escaped

These were traditionally carried by an attaché

Brimstones

This cunning puffing ploy is used only in desperation

This work powerfully and simply reflects how Cecile is caught up in a love triangle between her father and his lovers Elsa and Anne

A Large Original British Railways Double-Sided Enamel Wall Sign From St. Anne's Park Station, Bristol; 'Gentlemen' sub-Curios though escapedOrigin: English Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1945 65 Length: 36 inches or 38 inches with mounting bracket Height: 12 inches Depth: 2 inches The heavy, double sided British Railways western region large enamelled sign, of right angle type, with cream gill sans lettering against a brown ground, hailing from St. Annes Park station, Bristol. In good overall order, both brackets remain solid and in tact, the paintwork is in