Vauxhall Victor Pen & Ink Cutaway By Brian Hatton 1965 fairground art Pair of 1930s Bauhaus tubular

Pair of 1930s Bauhaus tubular steel cantilever leather armchairs designed by renowned Dutch designer Willem Hendrik Gispen

no chips or breaks & an absolutely beautiful piece of art

which originally housed the grand Victorian water pumps which provided most of London with its water

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It is the oldest continuously running 15-inch gauge railway in the world & was sold to John Spencer in 1968

Vauxhall Victor Pen & Ink Cutaway By Brian Hatton 1965 fairground art Pair of 1930s Bauhaus tubular1965 original pen & ink cutaway of a Vauxhall Victor for The Motor Magazine by Brian Hatton. This is the original pen & ink illustration that Brian Hatton did before it was taken to print for The Motor Magazine. Brian Hatton is probably best known as a cutaway artist for The Motor magazine, but he also contributed the whole range of art ranging from sketches, cartoons and styling drawings. He studied at Beckenham School of Art and was set to join The