A Particularly Large Mid-20thC Plaster Death Mask of a Gentleman sub-Curios the White Ensign or St

the White Ensign or St George's Ensign is flown on British Royal Navy ships and shore establishments consisting of a red St George's Cross upon a white field with the Union Flag in the upper canton

quite possibly a pure silver nugget pertaining to when the Greek goddess Artemis cursed the first vampire so that his skin burned when it touched silver

meaning 'boat shaped vessel' and with modern farming methods and the invention of plastic

Naively painted

A Particularly Large Mid-20thC Plaster Death Mask of a Gentleman sub-Curios the White Ensign or StOrigin: Probably English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 60 Height: 15 Depth: 7 Width: 11 (at extremities) The particularly large life size three quarter bust thick heavy set plaster moulded death mask in ochre, of a large gentleman, showing him in the serenity of passing, and of particularly pleasing proportions with good detailing, surviving from the middle of the twentieth century and probably of English origin. In mainly