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Victorian Era Terracotta Signage sewing and Carwardine liked to tinker

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Description

and Carwardine liked to tinker and experiment with the vast array of industrial bric- a-brac at his fingertips

metal pendants were also produced with a gold-coated underside at one stage

Length 41cm

As early as 1934 the number of workers was 350

Victorian Era Terracotta Signage sewing and Carwardine liked to tinkerVictorian Era late 1800s terracotta signage from a famous builders suppliers in Somerset England. These terracotta signage tiles were carefully removed from The Somerset Building Corporation Ltd when the building was demolished. We acquired these from Saul Harvey who runs Harvey stone a century's old ham stone quarry in Ham Hill Somerset. Condition is very good for there age ( please see pictures ). Height 30cm, Width 24cm, Depth 3cm. Free UK

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