A Colourful 1930s Ladies Umbrella, Retailed by Bourne & Hollingsworth, With Original Paper Sleeve sub-Antiques A large yet elegant oval

A large yet elegant oval mirror hanging from its original chain

“Don’t leave Your Cat To Starve While You Are On Holiday”

several paper travelling stickers advising where the trunk was to travel and how it should be stored and perhaps more amusing is the iron mark burn to the top

a more unusual shimmering turquoise and buff cream make up the rest of the pieces colour spectrum

set in the Johnston Sans typeface

A Colourful 1930s Ladies Umbrella, Retailed by Bourne & Hollingsworth, With Original Paper Sleeve sub-Antiques A large yet elegant ovalOrigin: English Period: Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 Open Diameter: 28 inches Closed Length: 22 inches A splendid piece of vintage costume, the umbrella canopy made from woven fabric and coloured in striking blue, red, orange and yellow stripes, above a metal frame, one branch of which bears the name Peerless, London. The wooden shaft carries an original silk tassel, and terminates in a handle decorated with carved flowers. The