A Large Early 20thC Aluminium Horn Loud Speaker sub-Curios opening to reveal an ivory

opening to reveal an ivory coloured interior

Examples of the silk moths preserved here include the Cecropia Silk Moth (North America) and The Siberian silk moth (Kazakhstan

crosses Duke Street and Houndsditch

There is one very old patch repair to an ivory panel and there is silk present (giving us more clues to its date) to the hem

of World War I

A Large Early 20thC Aluminium Horn Loud Speaker sub-Curios opening to reveal an ivoryOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 20 Height: 22. 5 inches Horn Diameter: 14 inches Depth: 14 inches (at maximum) The free standing aluminium horn with green paint and oak base, probably made by Lissenola, survives from the first quarter of the twentieth century. The whole is in distressed order but structurally sound. There are areas of paint loss, flaking and rust. The base is stable but with losses. As