Drawing of an Old Lady Selling Yams by Patrick Hoyos Kudu

Drawing of an Old Lady Selling Yams by Patrick Hoyos KuduThis is one of a set of three prints depicting vendors, or "hucksters", at the turn of the century in Barbados. The subjects featured are an old lady selling yams, a girl selling bananas and a boy selling pottery. Although women vendors are still a common sight in Barbados today, child labour has been abolished for over thirty years. Drawn and painted by Barbadia artist Patrick Hoyos, the original artwork was inspired by old photographs of the era. It

It weighs 232 g

A pair of beautifully hand painted Japanese porcelain ginger jars

12 kg and its size is 10 by 5 by 4 cm

A vintage Duryea 1893 car pin dish

The size of each is 8 cm Height  by 3 cm Diameter

000 worldwide and is part of the company's Threatened Birds of the Tropical Forests collection and was designed and painted by the artist Emma Faull in conjunction with the RSPB (Royal Society for the Preservation of Birds)

"The Lock"

no chippings and no crazing

An ornamental pair of salt and pepper shaker

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Signs of ware and tear