A Roguish c.1935 Ventriloquist’s Dummy antiques a work of deep underlying

a work of deep underlying overtones and probably one of the most psychologically complex paintings in 20th-century American art

We’ve tried asking him about the final moments of the crash but he only mutters repeatedly

Benacre Hall in Suffolk contained the property of the Estate of the late Sir John Gooch - Sotheby's 9th

They show a myriad of hunting dogs including setters and game birds such as pheasants

the others in a slightly tatty but sound state

A Roguish c.1935 Ventriloquist’s Dummy antiques a work of deep underlyingOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 20th Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 45 Height: 37 inches (at maximum) Width (Shoulder to Shoulder): 10. 5 inches (all approximate) The early to mid twentieth century period dummy of good build quality, with two operating mechanisms being the mouth and upper lip, in a Salvation Army charity jumper, the head with a shock of chestnut hair and the body constructed of a combination of paper mach, and plaster