A Scarce British Empire Union of South Africa Flag Mounted on a Pole

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A Scarce British Empire Union of South Africa Flag Mounted on a PoleOrigin: British Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1927 35 Pole Length: 50. 5 inches Height: 17 inches Width: 33 inches The printed soft cotton South Africa flag having orange, white and blue horizontal stripes with three smaller flags center, the whole showing a lovely consistent gentle fade across the fabric, mounted on a long smooth wooden pole surmounted by a painted silver finial, survives from the second quarter of

which are blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart

Having hand-painted banners

and in fact as a medicinal plant altogether

this must surely be it – and it is all the more pertinent today

This little chap is well poised to reliably (as the name suggests) endure the rigors of frequent first class flying

We’ve been calling her Ruth

The box is clearly stamped at one end with BRASS and labelled ‘Compartment Font’ amongst other information relating to its contents

The quality of execution in this painting is undoubtedly of a high standard

A wonderfully distinctive and ornamental bronze

hails from the last quarter of the nineteenth century

is traditionally used for storing personal possessions

and one in turn that would sit well in almost any room