Victorian Porcelain Dandy FigureRare Victorian porcelain figure of a dandy with a monocle and cane. He stands about 5 tall and has an open top, which is an intentional part of the design. He is generally reminiscent of the dandy caricatures in English decorative arts during the Aesthetic movement, although I dont think he represents anyone in particular. Refer to photos for condition: Small chip at the rim of the hat, otherwise good.

or vessel for burning incense

This rare Victorian trade card pokes fun at Oscar Wilde and the Aesthetic movement of which he was champion

Bound in green cloth boards with an illustration of an imprisoned girl on the cover

Anne de Beaupré & the young Mary

This midcentury vintage chalkware bust of Saint Thérèse de Lisieux has a wonderfully timeworn look

which is not particularly noticeable when displayed

early Victorian

They contain everything a priest would need to administer the last rites to the dying: A crucifix

Also found inside the note is a handmade paper doll

The Swiss 1JJ tarot is a derivative of the Tarot de Besançon

The book includes two titles

” People loved to document their travels in journals