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It was constructed as a childhood gift for a beautiful
child named Helen from the city of Coventry. Helen's grand father Frank Sellers Commissioned the construction of this rocking horse by a master carpenter by the name of Charles Billingsworth from the small town of Piddle Brook.

To avoid NAZI night bombing raids during World War II the rocking horse was moved outside of Coventry to the town of Feckenham. Unfortunalty the NAZI mistakenly bombed Feckenham
thinking it was part of Coventry and the Rocking Horse recieved
minor damage.

It was recently rediscovered in a village North of Paris. It was found in an old French wine cellar by the master car designer Ray Downes. Raymond refurbished and painted it with his steady hands as a gift for Helen's first Child Aimee Dziadulewicz.

There is an extensive history behind this Rocking Horse and this venue does not allow for its full discloser.

However a full story can be requested by contacting Ray Downes.