ERROR: Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £20, 1991, Serial Number E11 038404 sub-Architectural & Garden The seventeenth century pine and

The seventeenth century pine and oak side table of good colour with a single frieze drawer having the original knob handle

The rare early twentieth century boudoir doll poised in first position with a straw stuffed suede body and suede covered papier-mache head with painted features

Production of these decorated tiles survived until the middle of the sixteenth century

created in a time where cinema provided a much-needed escape from the trappings of wartime Britain

who used to perform under the name Benson Grey and lived in Pitsea in Essex and died in around 1960 and was a very respected maker but whose work has remained slightly off the radar given that his work is not signed

ERROR: Bank of England, Graham E. A. Kentfield, £20, 1991, Serial Number E11 038404 sub-Architectural & Garden The seventeenth century pine andOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1991Width: 5. 75Height: 3The misprinted 20 bank of England note, with the black print entirely missing from the right half of the note, including the Queens head, with the serial number E17 038301 from 1991. The note is in good overall order with no tears. A wonderful curio and a brilliant talking point around the dinner table.