An Early/Mid 20thC Painted Terracotta Neoclassical Urn & Cover sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles While the grey walls

While the grey walls

It could easily be wired for electricity or used with candles

and a photograph of Mrs Norris creating the paper ladies along with other documentation

Ismay cabled a long statement to the London Times

which continued to offer "Globes Forest" at the same Rue de Buci address in Paris that Forest used

An Early/Mid 20thC Painted Terracotta Neoclassical Urn & Cover sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles While the grey wallsOrigin: BritishPeriod: Early Mid 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1940Height: 32Width Depth: 12The Base: 9 squareThe rather large and well proportioned terracotta urn showing the remains of ivory painted decoration, having a spiralled conical body with knopped cover, supported by a gadrooned socle to a square base and surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century. The whole is in well aged and complete condition with the paint now flaking