An Early 20th Cased Ventriloquist’s Dummy; ‘The Davenport No.2’ by Leonard Insull; c.1908-1925 sub-Antiques The pictures do have some

The pictures do have some areas of small flaking and loss to the foil which is so common on early reverse glass but the majority

Albert James Rowley had been a pupil at St Paul’s School

yet with a touch of humour

This is an early design and the animal handle is unusual

Lara Lettuce

An Early 20th Cased Ventriloquist’s Dummy; ‘The Davenport No.2’ by Leonard Insull; c.1908-1925 sub-Antiques The pictures do have someOrigin: English Period: Early 20th Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1908 25 Height: 36 (at maximum) Width (Shoulder to Shoulder): 11 (all approximate) The large early twentieth century period dummy of high build quality, with seven operating mechanisms in tweed suit with two war medals including the Defence Medal with check bow tie and black leather shoes, the head with short very dark brown hair and the body constructed of a combination of paper