A Good Early 20thC Boy Mannequin by Siegel & Stockman Paris; no. 12263 sub-Antiques ” Cowans cranes were exported

” Cowans cranes were exported across the globe to countries including Japan

and this is a nice early example with a very Victorian gothic charm

usually made by oiling the skin and taking a plaster cast of the features

John and Milonga Cline

A Good Early 20thC Boy Mannequin by Siegel & Stockman Paris; no. 12263 sub-Antiques ” Cowans cranes were exportedOrigin: French Period: Early 20th Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 30 Height: 31. 5 inches Width: 12 inches Depth: 6 inches (all at maximum) The wooden male youth form having articulated upper arms with elephant grey resin fore arms and hands and flesh coloured painted plaster legs with the original black leather shoes, the fabric torso stamped Siegel Paris, with no. 12263 and 54680 both stamped to the collar survives from early twentieth