An Assortment of c.1940 Cast Metal Letters From the Gaumont Cinema, Finchley London sub-Antiques being displayed holding brightly coloured

being displayed holding brightly coloured liquids

the cat grew malnourished and sickl with only a cotton reel to keep him company

but by the middle of the next century William Morris (1834-1896)

being untouched from its heavy use by the pupils throughout the twentieth century

An Assortment of c.1940 Cast Metal Letters From the Gaumont Cinema, Finchley London sub-Antiques being displayed holding brightly colouredOrigin: English Period: Art Deco Provenance: The Gaumont Cinema, Finchley, London, UK Date: c. 1935 45 Height: 4 inches Depth: 0. 75 inches (each) The assortment of nineteen solid cast metal letters showing a well established patination, and with fixing spikes to their rears for wall attachment, salvaged from the Gaumont cinema Finchley, London consisting of: A x 3 (1 SOLD) C x 2 E x 1 (SOLD) H x1 L x 4 M x 1 O x1 S x 3 T x 2 U x 1 NB: Price is per