"Gig or Sulkie Race Before the Ravenbury Arms, Croyden" On hold The slightly overhanging and moulded

The slightly overhanging and moulded top is set above three frieze drawers with scratch carved simulated cock beading these are housed above an apron of three stylised cupids bow form and all raised on plain square provincial Chippendale style legs

Ref: 48/46

All Fashioned from Natural Organically Formed Timber

Geometrically Inlaid

Prisoner of War Work Carved Bone with Original Fabric Pouch

"Gig or Sulkie Race Before the Ravenbury Arms, Croyden" On hold The slightly overhanging and mouldedEnglish Naive School Oils on Canvas English c. 1880 16 high x 26 wide (framed) A driver in his two wheeled Gig or Sulkie races past crowds on the Croydon Road, Mitcham, London. The route between the Ravensbury Arms a mile further down the Croydon Road (also known as the Red House) was a popular course for such races in the 1800s. Ref: 7386