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The origins of the wirework craft can be traced back several hundred years to central Europe and filigree work has been used in fine jewellery since Egyptian times
Period: 19th Century
In 1818 Thomas Griffin Hiatt appears in the Wrightson Directory for the first time as a manufacturer of felon's irons and gate locks
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An Original 1930s Helen Byrne Bryce Coloured Lithograph Poster, Issued by the RSPCA, No. 238 sub-Antiques The origins of the wireworkOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1935 Width: 15 inches (without frame) Height: 20 inches (without frame) Condition: B+ The numbered and signed lithograph, in pastel shades, with the hard hitting copy; Dont leave Your Cat To Starve While You Are On Holiday, set in the Johnston Sans typeface, which is perhaps more famous for its use by Transport of London and the London Underground than the RSPCA. There is
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