A Rather Useful Edwardian Fly Whisk, Inscribed "Gamble, A Faithful Servant, 1903-1915" sub-Antiques including the Peacock

including the Peacock

Painted Lady

on or just after 1901

In 1922 they exhibited at the British Industries Fair

A traditional product of Alum Bay

A Rather Useful Edwardian Fly Whisk, Inscribed "Gamble, A Faithful Servant, 1903-1915" sub-Antiques including the PeacockOrigin: English Period: Edwardian Provenance: Gamble, a Horse Date: c. 1903 1915 Baton Length: 17 inches With the Hair: 32 inches Gamble knew when you were happy. He knew when you were comfortable . He knew when you felt confident, and he always knew when you had carrots. Presenting Gambles tail, affixed to an attractive maple shaft and capped proudly at both ends with sterling silver, the knop beautifully and whimsically inscribed Gamble, A Faithful