A 20thC Enamelled Street Sign for Cromer Street, in the London Borough of Camden, West Central 1 sub-Antiques which aimed to reinterpret the

which aimed to reinterpret the Balfour Declaration in order to back away from a commitment to the creation of a Jewish state

Art Nouveau is like the baroque style in that it is theatrical and often borrows the principle asymmetry from Japanese art

Ashford Hall is an elegant Palladian mansion and the former home of Lord George Cavendish

The Caiman full body reptile mount is cord sewn

Cromer Street is home to the famous Boot Tavern

A 20thC Enamelled Street Sign for Cromer Street, in the London Borough of Camden, West Central 1 sub-Antiques which aimed to reinterpret theOrigin: English Period: Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1990 Length: 30 inches Height: 16. 5 inches An original sign, with 'Cromer Street' lettered in black, and 'London Borough of Camden', 'WC1' and the borough logo in orange, on a white ground. In good, fresh condition, with no loss to the enamel on the face, with only some very minor rusting to the border. In addition, there are four fixing holes, one to each corner. Cromer Street is