An Intriguing Crocodile Skin Attache Case, Dated to 1910 sub-Antiques this painted and distressed chair

this painted and distressed chair is wonderfully evocative and with the original upholstery it provides a genuine authentic feel

The wind up toy cars are then duly wound and pitted against each other

they were the principal instruments of communication before the advent of telephones and computers

One of the most notable features surviving from that period is the south porch with its magnificent Norman arch containing carvings depicting Bible stories

An Intriguing Crocodile Skin Attache Case, Dated to 1910 sub-Antiques this painted and distressed chairOrigin: Indian Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: The Crocodile shot by T. C. L. R., India Date: c. 1910 Height: 9 inches Width: 13. 5 inches Depth: 3. 5 inches Hand made by Indian tribesman, this is a beautiful attach case, dating to 1910, the cusp of the Edwardian era, with the leather now displaying a wonderful patina and lustrous natural shine. The case opens to a leather aubergine interior. Condition wise, the leather handle is probably