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Votes for Women Clock Suffrage Doing Time Prison

A clock depicting a suffragette, holding a Votes for Women banner in a prison cell. The woman wears a hat, long coat and spectacles and has a tortured look on her face. A copy of the prison rules and a window with bars are in the background. The word TIME is inscribed below the recessed time piece. The clock is made in a pewter coloured metal, screwed onto a wooden frame. The figure is in relief. There is no makers mark but certainly English in origin. Stand 19cm in height and 14cm wide

Picture No
10825195
Media ID
44898276
Size
2592px x 3764px (2.5MB)
Credit
(c) The March of the Women Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Original clock
Date
circa 1912

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14cm 19cm Certainly Doing Makers Onto Origin Pewter Recessed Rules Screwed Tortured Word


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