A Rare & Large Photogravure Print of Lords Pavilion; ‘Stumps Drawn’ by Dickinson & Foster c.1895 sub-Architectural & Garden We got the funk

We got the funk

Along with wheels and compasses

depicting a still life of dead game in the form of a wood pigeon hanging upside down hung from a nail and bound by its feet atop a ledge

Used in France in the early twentieth century as a cast mould for a resin or composition piece

The gilt paintwork is in good order and the iron studwork is all present

A Rare & Large Photogravure Print of Lords Pavilion; ‘Stumps Drawn’ by Dickinson & Foster c.1895 sub-Architectural & Garden We got the funkOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1895 Height: 26. 25 Width: 45. 5 (in frame) The scarce Dickinson and Foster's photogravure print on chine coll of Lord's on a Gentlemen versus Players day, inscribed Lords The Pavilion Stumps Drawn and showing a view of the stands with around 200 spectators attending a game, the main figures to include Charles Russell 1st Baron Russell of Killowen standing in the centre, and cricket