A Large Mid 20thC Painted Pine Sign; ‘Dog Loose Keep Out!' c.1960 sub-Art & Sculpture amputation and ‘quackery’ of the

amputation and ‘quackery’ of the time

possibly part of an arcaded frieze

The rare pair of large opposing mature English Mute Swans (Cygnus olor) each mounted on a naturalistic setting stump mount surviving from the second quarter of twentieth century England in good overall condition

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A Large Mid 20thC Painted Pine Sign; ‘Dog Loose Keep Out!' c.1960 sub-Art & Sculpture amputation and ‘quackery’ of theOrigin: English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 Height: 27. 5 Width: 54 Depth: 1 The large painted pine sign, repurposed from a panelled door and at four and a half feet wide, the surface being beautifully worn and textured reading Dog Loose Keep Out! in black block script to an ivory ground with the border formerly being black and remnants of red throughout, surviving from 1960s England. The sign is in good structural order and is