Hammer & Tongs Window Transfer

This window transfer features a design taken from our Museum collection.

'Hammer & Tongs' is a stained glass roundel, made around 1920 by artist Karl Parsons as an illustration to a poem he had written. In his poem, Parsons describes a cacophony of musical instruments playing a dance. The figures in his roundel are intended to personify this sound and are loved by visitors to the Museum for their comic ridiculousness.

Window transfers fix to a surface by static, are fully repositionable and leave no residue - just peel off the backing sheet and smooth on to a clean dry window.

Measures approximately 14 x 17cm