A Rare Dean's Rag Book Turned & Painted Wooden Mickey Mouse c.1930 sub-Art & Sculpture because it symbolised strength and

because it symbolised strength and power

institutional medical care for the poor was transformed from a system based on often squalid workhouse infirmaries

many folding screens were being imported from China to Europe

fresh clean lines and particularly pleasing proportions

Height: 52”

A Rare Dean's Rag Book Turned & Painted Wooden Mickey Mouse c.1930 sub-Art & Sculpture because it symbolised strength andOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 Height: 7 Width: 3. 5 The scarce childs articulated Mickey Mouse, formed from turned and painted wood, having yellow felt hands and black felt ears and surviving from the 1930s at the height of Mickeys popularity. The piece is in charming play worn condition though he is missing his tail and the label from the left foot. The felt is in remarkably good order, with some of the facial