A Scarce WWI Period Forged Iron Caltrop c.1915

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A Scarce WWI Period Forged Iron Caltrop c.1915Origin: Probably FrenchPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1915Height: 10Depth: 12Width: 13The very sculptural forged iron WW1 period Caltrop with twelve prongs riveted to the centre, mainly used to impede cavalry in combat, surviving from the battlefields of the early twentieth century. It remains in good semi excavated condition and proves totally un meddled with. Having twelve prongs is more than most you would expect to see with three

But the cruel rocks

flanked by two orange glass sections

who used to perform under the name Benson Grey

probably in her twenties

For some years

Three beautiful bottles that would be perfect serving as an original gift or for those with gaps in their apothecary collection that require filling

He took his apprenticeship in his father's workshop from 1882 to 1889 and within this time he travelled and worked in Salzburg

though the front cover is loose

there are some surface scuffs and scratches but the movement has been overhauled and is guaranteed for one year and the strap is original and has not perished in any way

which was often Skipton or Skipton Castle

again making a rough X shape and giving the piece a symmetry not always seen

a black suede seat and prominently shaped arms to a pierced back with unusual splat bearing a key of life type motif

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