Bring timeless elegance to your collection with this hand-crafted diorama inspired by the Alex room of The Hall.
The namesake of the Eric room, Charles ‘Eric’ Moulton was the second son of John and Alice Blanche Moulton. Eric was commonly known amongst close family members and friends as a serving second lieutenant and member of the 6th Wiltshire Regiment. Following the declaration of war in 1914 between the Allied Powers and the Central Powers, Eric would be deployed to Northern France.
On the evening of 16th September 1915, the twenty-six-year-old was shot and fatally wounded.
This stunning diorama perfectly captures the grandeur of the historic architecture of The Hall and the Eric room. It is a perfect keepsake for history buffs, collectors, or those passionate about intricate details.
Features:
Meticulous Detailing: Every element reflects the historic craftsmanship of the Eric room.
Premium Materials: Made with high-quality resin and hand-painted for a lifelike finish.
Compact Design: Perfect for display on shelves, desks, or as a centrepiece.
Exclusive Touch: Includes a handwritten note with a brief history of the Eric room.
Immerse yourself in the splendour of the past with this one-of-a-kind collectable.
About the Artist
Local Bradford on Avon artist Helen Locke brings her cabinet of curiosity and blends artistry with nostalgia to bring you one-of-a-kind decorative plates and historically inspired dioramas. Hand-made, bespoke and vintage, Helen’s heritage creations perfect captures the historic charm and immaculate detail of The Hall.
Bring timeless elegance to your collection with this hand-crafted diorama inspired by the Alex room of The Hall.
The namesake of the Eric room, Charles ‘Eric’ Moulton was the second son of John and Alice Blanche Moulton. Eric was commonly known amongst close family members and friends as a serving second lieutenant and member of the 6th Wiltshire Regiment. Following the declaration of war in 1914 between the Allied Powers and the Central Powers, Eric would be deployed to Northern France.
On the evening of 16th September 1915, the twenty-six-year-old was shot and fatally wounded.
This stunning diorama perfectly captures the grandeur of the historic architecture of The Hall and the Eric room. It is a perfect keepsake for history buffs, collectors, or those passionate about intricate details.
Features:
Meticulous Detailing: Every element reflects the historic craftsmanship of the Eric room.
Premium Materials: Made with high-quality resin and hand-painted for a lifelike finish.
Compact Design: Perfect for display on shelves, desks, or as a centrepiece.
Exclusive Touch: Includes a handwritten note with a brief history of the Eric room.
Immerse yourself in the splendour of the past with this one-of-a-kind collectable.
About the Artist
Local Bradford on Avon artist Helen Locke brings her cabinet of curiosity and blends artistry with nostalgia to bring you one-of-a-kind decorative plates and historically inspired dioramas. Hand-made, bespoke and vintage, Helen’s heritage creations perfect captures the historic charm and immaculate detail of The Hall.
