Bristol Zoological Gardens: A Group of Five Mid 20thC Plaque Keyrings c.1950-60

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Bristol Zoological Gardens: A Group of Five Mid 20thC Plaque Keyrings c.1950-60Origin: English Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Bristol Zoological Gardens, Bristol, England Date: c. 1950 60 The Largest: 3 Square The Smallest: 3 x 1. 5 The collection of five plastic keyrings small plaques for various Bristol Zoo related rooms, timings or vehicles, each in jet black with bright yellow lettering, tied together with string, comprising a key ring for a Commer Van, keyring for the Main Gate, one for the Meat Preparation Room, and two for

the whole on a dark ground

He is otherwise pleasingly untouched and the glass eyes remain original

the other open palmed holding a bunch of grapes

which must have yielded very high recognition and opinion of his talents and prospects

it was mashed or pulped paper

the piece doesn’t suffer from any rotting or spoiling

better known as the RSPCA

deer skulls (4)

Dr Wolcott bought him out of his apprenticeship and with the doctor he began a career as a travelling portrait-painter

Basin Diameter: 20 inches

the whole with four decorative acanthus leaf mouldings and standing on a shaped and moulded plinth base and surviving in original condition from the high Victorian period

The idea was also well suited to the British colonial view of the world

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