1920's Estate Agents Enamel Sign "To Be Sold" furniture This has been cleaned and

This has been cleaned and polished and ready to admire

A beautiful oak church collection plate carved 'God Loveth A Cheerful Giver' with original velvet insert and engraved brass plate inscribed 'Presented to St

Hudson's still manufacturer whistles in Birmingham

This oil on board has been effectively framed although naive

The face is in good condition

1920's Estate Agents Enamel Sign "To Be Sold" furniture This has been cleaned andA nice double sided flanged enamel Sign 'A. W. Neate & Sons'. "Arthur Webb Neate of Hungerford was a farmer who set up business as a land agent and auctioneer in the 1870s. By 1883 he had premises in both Charnham Street, Hungerford, and 51 Cheap Street, Newbury, and advertised himself as land agent, auctioneer and surveyor. He later moved to 15 High Street, Hungerford (by 1887) and to 8 St Mary's Hill (later part of Cheap Street), Newbury (by 1911,