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Clock which took Mr. Hepworth 160 hours to complete and depicts a hawk, pheasants, and chicks, with leaf and floral surroundings
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InformationThe cedar log from which this was carved was 110 years old and was made from a tree to which convicts in the Maitland area were tied for flogging. The dimensions are 24x15.5 inches and 3 inches in thickness
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D'Ombrain, Athel, 1901-1985, Clock which took Mr. Hepworth 160 hours to complete and depicts a hawk, pheasants, and chicks, with leaf and floral surroundings, [B10403-N1781]. Living Histories, accessed 30/03/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/13524