Antique dinner plate in Exeter pattern, created by Johnson Bros. in the 1910's. oriental hanging art Conesby Quarry

Conesby Quarry

Here we have two African red resin book ends likely from Kenya depicting two traditionally dressed native women

He was also a member of the National Society of British Artists and produced several cartoons for publication

Alan Tracy

Antique dinner plate in Exeter pattern, created by Johnson Bros. in the 1910's. oriental hanging art Conesby QuarryAntique dinner plate in Exeter pattern, created by Johnson Bros. in the 1910's. The mark on the back of the plates was first used in 1913. The pattern is beautiful with a flowering cherry branch in the centre. The rim design is an intricate geometric pattern in three spots, with the flowering cherry tree in between. The plate measures 30x23cm has two chips on the front as you can see in the images and some crazing IMPORTANT Please note postage is