A Motto Slipware & Spongework Decorated Plate; ‘Have Courage Boys To Do The Right’ c.1915 sub-Macabre- Medicine with thinning hair and prominent

with thinning hair and prominent features

bitter lemon (1957)

' was exhibited at Suffolk Street in the spring of that year

both as a consequence of the Palladian style becoming overused and poorly implemented

This piece is the first bronze Beth Carter ever created in 1996

A Motto Slipware & Spongework Decorated Plate; ‘Have Courage Boys To Do The Right’ c.1915 sub-Macabre- Medicine with thinning hair and prominentOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1915Diameter: 8. 5The yolk slipware painted plate having a spongework border, with the central hand scripted motto have courage boys to do the right, be bold, be brave, be strong, by doing the right thing you gain the right to overcome the wrong, and surviving from the Great War period. The plate is in good overall condition with no chops or cracks or restoration. There is an all over