A Pair of Vintage Polychrome Painted Fairground Chickens from a Childrens `Toyset` Roundabout By Jacksons of Congleton c.1935 sub-Antiques the remnants of which are

the remnants of which are still to be found in his rather cheeky fixed expression

small holes frequent the flag but there are no tears or rips and the overall condition

this chap has masses of appeal to collectors or perhaps as a starter dummy for a budding young ventriloquist

Half models or door porter lions like these were rather popular for large country houses in late Victorian times

The generously proportioned angular hairdressers' wig mannequin having a plaster covered head and upper torso in flesh pink

A Pair of Vintage Polychrome Painted Fairground Chickens from a Childrens `Toyset` Roundabout By Jacksons of Congleton c.1935 sub-Antiques the remnants of which areOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 40 Height: 28. 5 inches Length: 23 inches Width: 7 inches The wooden fairground chickens from a children`s toyset roundabout surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century are presented in the original green, yellow and red showland paint with leather and brass studwork seats and iron lower fittings. The condition is nigh on completely original with no