An Evocative Early 20thC Framed & Glazed Montage of Five Sepia Photographs of a Young Boy sub-Antiques Masquerade balls were a feature

Masquerade balls were a feature of the Carnival season in the 15th century

browns and whites surviving from the late nineteenth to early twentieth centuries

The pole finial has remnants of the original duck egg blue paint and is in good order aside from a segment of loss to the holding end

adding gothic French charm to any interior or exterior

But the rough and stony roads of Lancashire cut into the sabots and irons were nailed on to the soles

An Evocative Early 20thC Framed & Glazed Montage of Five Sepia Photographs of a Young Boy sub-Antiques Masquerade balls were a featureThe early twentieth century oak framed and glazed montage of five sepia photographs depicting a young boy in various poses, some with a toy bulldog, and verso having labels for Stewart & Co Picture frame maker and artists' colormen 55 Baker Street, and 25 high Street, Manchester Square, W, London. The photographs are presented in good overall condition, with some gentle fade commensurate with age. The mount in the frame does suffer from some spotting