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A very similar panel can be seen pictured in “The Works in Architecture of Robert and James Adam” (Dover Books on Architecture) and Plate 70
He is lacking an index finger on his right hand and there is a chip to tip of little finger on right hand
surviving from an ecclesiastical setting from the eighteenth century
Length: 16 inches (end to end)
A Permanent-Waving Hairdressing Salon Machine by Eugene Ltd. c.1930 sub-Mirrors & Lighting A very similar panel canOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 Height: 65 or 54 lowered Width: 22. 5 Depth: 22. 5 The tubular metal and steel permanent wave machine in black paint, with an art deco inspired pedestal column to tripod legs with wheels to avoid pick up of hair from the salon floor, the adjustable central pole to a chandelier type ring with a myriad of Bakelite clamp attachments, the base with makers name for Eugene Ltd,
