A Cracking c.1930s Painted Oak 'Hotel'; Advertising Reflective Road Sign sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles patination and character with no

patination and character with no signs of structural loss – though some minor signs of old worm

There is no damage to report apart from two sections of loss to the anchor

and for his erotic works

The AD94 is especially significant as it was the first Bakelite cabinet with the moulding by de la Rue and was the final new set of the year in 1940

A Cracking c.1930s Painted Oak 'Hotel'; Advertising Reflective Road Sign sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles patination and character with noOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1927 35 Width: 43. 5 inches Height: 32 inches Depth: 1. 25 inches The large rectangular oak 'Hotel' sign with traces of the original blue paint, the letters formed from applied circular reflective beads, illuminating in direct light, and cast metal mounts survives from the early twentieth century. In original overall order, with its cast iron mounting brackets for attachment