An Unusual & Interesting Early 20thC Ventriloquist’s Dummy c.1925-35 sub-Architectural & Garden with four operating mechanisms to

with four operating mechanisms to animate the lips

and certainly wonderfully comical

As written in the London Gazette of 1906

Dimitri Omersa and his wife Inge came to England in 1955 and settled at Lavender Croft

then look no further

An Unusual & Interesting Early 20thC Ventriloquist’s Dummy c.1925-35 sub-Architectural & Garden with four operating mechanisms toOrigin: English Period: Early 20th Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1925 35 Height: 32. 5 Width (Shoulder to Shoulder): 12 (both approx. & at extremities) Suitcase: 22. 5 w x 11 d x 7. 5 h The early twentieth century period dummy having unusual and very distinctive features, by an unknown maker, possibly that of Herbert Brighton, the figure with three mechanisms, flying hairpiece, eyes and mouth, presented in his original cream and gold suit with