A Pair of Unusual Late 20thC Plaster Climbing Wall Sculptures of Parents c.1991 sub-Architectural & Garden The printed Royal Standard flag

The printed Royal Standard flag in soft thin cotton is in excellent condition with a slight fade across the fabric but remaining very vibrant

They appeared mainly in the 18th century in the family and then among genealogists and reported the work of ancient historians whose traces are now more or less lost

with iron strap-work to one side

He was travelling

so small that it only extends a beak’s-length around its nest

A Pair of Unusual Late 20thC Plaster Climbing Wall Sculptures of Parents c.1991 sub-Architectural & Garden The printed Royal Standard flagOrigin: English Period: Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1991 Height: 14 Width: 5. 5 Depth: 3. 5 (the larger) The very unusual plaster and composite climbing wall sculptures, circa 1991, each modelled as nude parental figures with one carrying an infant on its back, initialled 'DC' and surviving from the last quarter of the twentieth century. The overall condition of the sculptures is very good with no chips, damages or cracks to note.