1930s "Ploughing" Perpetual Calendar Wall Hanging slide In the 18th and 19th
Description
In the 18th and 19th centuries paste gems could command as much (if not more) than natural gemstones
but were likely imported from South America especially for use in jewellery making
January 25
with pinched shoulders and grooved borders around the band
and connected to looped tail which forms the other end of the clasp
1930s "Ploughing" Perpetual Calendar Wall Hanging slide In the 18th and 19thDATE: Art Deco, c. 1930 Unusual vintage brass wall hanging with adjustable day, date, and month displays. The scene depicted is a farmer and two horses ploughing furrows through a field while gulls circle overhead, suggesting it's perhaps intended to be hung on your garden allotment shed. In any case, the patina is quite beautiful, and it's wonderfully strange. MEASUREMENTS 15cm x 8cm CONDITION Very good, general signs of light wear commensurate with
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