A Motto Slipware & Spongework Decorated Plate; ‘Have Courage Boys To Do The Right’ c.1915 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage and printmaker Antonio Pollaiuolo (1432–1498)

and printmaker Antonio Pollaiuolo 
(1432–1498) was probably the first to skin human bodies in order to investigate the muscles and understand the nude form

There is a bridge provided but we are not sure if its original so we have not reattached it

There is also a distinct possibility that this piece is early nineteenth century rather than mid

Any public house you may find in the world that is named the Eagle and Child is based on this story with possibly the most famous one being in Oxford being J

The condition of the bank of drawers is very good with the piece having had some restoration to it which includes restored back boards and some replacement handles

A Motto Slipware & Spongework Decorated Plate; ‘Have Courage Boys To Do The Right’ c.1915 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage and printmaker Antonio Pollaiuolo (1432–1498)Origin: 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