Unbuilt Britain - Unbuilt Leeds?

Bunkers, shelters and other buildings
jim
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Looks like an early lift gate interlock.

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Steve Jones wrote: Jontry showing your picture to the Yorkshire sculpture Park at Bretton.it is in the style of Barbara Hepworth of whose works they have a few. Thanks for the suggestion Steve, I'll email a picture of the sculpture together with a short note about it to the sculpture park, but I'm afraid my emails dont seem to get past the 'pleb' (!) on the reception...
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jonleeds wrote: Thanks for the suggestion Steve, I'll email a picture of the sculpture together with a short note about it to the sculpture park, but I'm afraid my emails dont seem to get past the 'pleb' (!) on the reception... contact details here:http://www.ysp.co.uk/contact-ustry the learning email rather than general enquiries, or ring and say that you think you have a piece and want to know if they have a record of it.
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Steve Jones wrote: Jontry showing your picture to the Yorkshire sculpture Park at Bretton.it is in the style of Barbara Hepworth of whose works they have a few. Thanks Steve, I tried what you suggested and I did get a reply from the curator of the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, here is what she said:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Greetings ******************Thank you for your enquiry but I am afraid that I cannot identify the bronze in the photograph. It seems to be an unsatisfactory cast and one that has not had its surface finished to remove the residue of the casting process either.Good luck with your research.With best wishesYours sincerelyAngie de Courcy BowerCurator: YSP Archive--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------So while its not particularly what I wanted to hear its useful to know that I'm not hoarding some valuable artwork and that I can continue to use it as a door stop... what a swizz! last time I buy owt like this from a jumble sale.
Have your fun when you're alive - you won't get nothing when you die... have a good time all the time! - Chumbawumba!

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