A Good Pair of Early 20thC Bisque Baby Doll Heads by The Diamond Pottery Co. sub-Antiques Convicts were made to do

Convicts were made to do tedious and pointless tasks like turning a handle over and over again

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the sign is in good overall condition though with some areas of rust to the edges and discolouration though only commensurate with its use

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A Good Pair of Early 20thC Bisque Baby Doll Heads by The Diamond Pottery Co. sub-Antiques Convicts were made to doOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 Circumference: 10. 5 inches (at widest point) Height: 4. 25 inches In original condition, the pair of flesh coloured bisque baby doll heads by the Diamond Pottery Co., England, c. 1920 Impressed "D. P. C. 164 8" each having flanged necks,, painted blue eyes & and moulded hair, one with eyebrows, the expressions differing slightly. The condition of the heads is excellent