A Pair of Early 20thC Oak Milliner Shop Table Mirrors; Annie Gold; French Milliner; Spitalfields, London sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus Tim trails his coat the

Tim trails his coat the length o'the street

This beautifully proportioned piece does double up nicely as a console table as the top is deeper than that of most fireplace surrounds and so it is able to bear objects

The building was originally the carriage entrance to the station and was completed three years before the main station building

Only the hard work and generosity of such men as Richard Martin and Lewis Gompertz saved it from extinction

The artwork is crammed full of illustrations of various acts of levitation and slight of hand with the devil

A Pair of Early 20thC Oak Milliner Shop Table Mirrors; Annie Gold; French Milliner; Spitalfields, London sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus Tim trails his coat theOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Annie Gold; French Milliner; Spitalfields, London Date: c. 1920 30 Height: 11. 5 Width: 8 Depth: 5. 5 (each) The pair of rectangular oak framed and easel backed table mirrors, to aid the selecting of an appropriate hat in a milliners shop, and hailing from the collection of items removed from the former milliners shop of Annie Gold, 42 Brushfield Street, Spitalfields, London. The mirrors are in super