An Evocative Early 20thC Male Mannequin by Siegel & Stockman Paris; no. 17362 sub-Curios Saint George became the patron

Saint George became the patron saint of England in the thirteenth century

and the glass is in tact and original

letting it swing in its own pomp

standing on four legs

This rug has come directly from Ashford Hall

An Evocative Early 20thC Male Mannequin by Siegel & Stockman Paris; no. 17362 sub-Curios Saint George became the patronOrigin: French Period: Early 20th Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 20 Height: 44. 5 inches Width: 17 inches Depth: 9 inches (at maximum) The wooden male youth form having articulated upper arms and flesh coloured painted legs, cotton ribbed socks and burgundy brogues, the torso stamped Siegel Paris, with no. 17362. The dummy is incomplete with the hands and head missing; though it is so wonderfully evocative this is part of the charm. The