Beth Carter; Clown; White Resin; Edition 4/15 sub-Art & Sculpture freestanding and more than likely

freestanding and more than likely surviving from the nineteenth century

Partner’s desks and writing tables have drawers or drawers and cupboards to both long sides and are generally of large size

and surviving from mid-century Belgium

lead and celluloid toys in the late 1920’s and early 1930’s and indeed Kuramochi was the largest supplier of Japanese toys prior to WWII exporting to both England and the USA where its products were distributed by the Geo

Juliette Brown

Beth Carter; Clown; White Resin; Edition 4/15 sub-Art & Sculpture freestanding and more than likelyOrigin: EnglishPeriod: 21stCProvenance: Direct from the Studio of Beth Carter; Edition 4 15Date: c. 2016Height: 47Depth: 12 (at base)Width: 25 (all at extremities)Edition 4 15 with painted yellow lead laces and resin flowers in one hand. See here for an introduction to the work of Beth Carter.