Significant Early Folk Art Highlander Whirligig

Significant Early Folk Art Highlander Whirligig
Of Unusual Scale and Wearing Traditional Kilt and Costume
Weathered Hand Carved and Painted Wood and Metal
British, c.1850

36 ¼" high x 8 ¼" wide x 6" deep (incl. stand)

Provenance: Horton Manor, Chartham, Canterbury, Kent

Related Literature: James Ayres, "Two Hundred Years of English Naïve Art"; Pub. Art Services International, Virginia 1996. Item 60, page 139 illustrates and describes a similar example of a Scotsman Whirligig.

Ref: 9355


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