Mary Elliot Lacey (1924-2004) 'Privet Hawk Moth', Signed Gouache. 19th Century A striking 19th century maple

A striking 19th century maple tea caddy of large proportions

dating the piece to 1912 - the first year of Carl Zeiss Jena Teleater manufacture

The sides are covered with several running ribbon designs while the top has a beautiful graceful foliate and scroll pattern

We are able to deliver to most of mainland UK for £50 (excluding the Scottish Highlands)

'The History Of England

Mary Elliot Lacey (1924-2004) 'Privet Hawk Moth', Signed Gouache. 19th Century A striking 19th century mapleA very fine gouache by Suffolk artist Mary Ellot Lewis, signed and titled 'Privet Hawk Moth'. As Mary Elliott Lewis, she was born at Kings Norton, Worcestershire on 26 September 1923. Mary studied at Birmingham College of Art 1939 1944 under Bernard Fleetwood Walker (1893 1965) and then taught at Mansfield School of Art for seven years after which spent two years at Wolverhampton College of Art. She married at Birmingham in 1951, Henry Howard Lacey