A Good Early 20thC Scottish Lion Rampant Flag or Royal Standard of Scotland sub-Antiques A sign that would look

A sign that would look truly superb in the modern kitchen of today bringing with it the unmistakable tang of the 1950s

The subject matter is strikingly similar to that of Friedrich Heimerdinger’s (1817-1882) Trompe L'oeil Of A Dead Partridge

Little else is known of John Smyth and his doomed finances

Similar to Victorian period chatelaine

The sale of this and other forgeries brought him millions of guilders

A Good Early 20thC Scottish Lion Rampant Flag or Royal Standard of Scotland sub-Antiques A sign that would lookOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 30 Height: 25 inches Width: 41 inches The printed Royal Scottish Standard flag in soft thin cotton showing the lion rampant depicted center within a red double border having a motif of alternating heraldic lilies on a yellow field. The textile is in sound condition with a slight fade across the fabric but remaining very vibrant. There is one small tear to one corner,