A Splendid British Empire Australian Red Ensign Flag Mounted on a Pole sub-Antiques became Hiatt's main competitor in

became Hiatt's main competitor in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

In 1818 Thomas Griffin Hiatt appears in the Wrightson Directory for the first time as a manufacturer of felon's irons and gate locks

The Latin is of course the motto of the English chivalric Order of the Garter

A hugely decorative and interesting piece of table-top artillery

Louis Thévenet

A Splendid British Empire Australian Red Ensign Flag Mounted on a Pole sub-Antiques became Hiatt's main competitor inOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1908 25 Pole Length: 50. 5 inches Height: 17 inches Width: 33 inches The printed soft cotton Australian Red Ensign flag showing the Union Flag in the upper canton and constellation of stars to the red field, the whole showing a superb consistent gentle fade across the fabric, mounted on a long smooth wooden pole surmounted by a painted silver finial, survives from the first