Midcentury Art Spanish Countryside by John Cunningham Mustard Unfortunately the original glass liner

Unfortunately the original glass liner is missing

It has an off white/cream colour

sacred wind instrument made from large marine shells (often Triton's Trumpet) with the tip removed

including "Balinese Girl"

They gave their names to the fledgling company - Shaw and Copestake

Midcentury Art Spanish Countryside by John Cunningham Mustard Unfortunately the original glass linerThis Midcentury Art is called Spanish Countryside, an original painting by John Cunningham. Throughout his painting career he concentrated mainly on the genres of landscape, seascape and still life. He worked over many years internationally, in France, Spain, Italy and Ireland, returning to favoured locations, but the greatest number of his landscapes and seascapes are of the West Coast of Scotland, especially on the Ardnamurchan peninsula, on the