An Assortment of c.1940 Cast Metal Letters From the Gaumont Cinema, Finchley London sub-Antiques and scopos or watcher making

and scopos or watcher making the ‘beautiful form watcher’

written in 1797–98 and published in 1798 signaling a shift to modern poetry and the beginning of British Romantic literature

The Double-Sided Sign: 26

Masquerade balls were a feature of the Carnival season in the 15th century

the other side with ‘Harcort Bros Patent Birmingham’

An Assortment of c.1940 Cast Metal Letters From the Gaumont Cinema, Finchley London sub-Antiques and scopos or watcher makingOrigin: English Period: Art Deco Provenance: The Gaumont Cinema, Finchley, London, UK Date: c. 1935 45 Height: 4 inches Depth: 0. 75 inches (each) The assortment of nineteen solid cast metal letters showing a well established patination, and with fixing spikes to their rears for wall attachment, salvaged from the Gaumont cinema Finchley, London consisting of: A x 3 (1 SOLD) C x 2 E x 1 (SOLD) H x1 L x 4 M x 1 O x1 S x 3 T x 2 U x 1 NB: Price is per