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$850 USD Offers ConsideredVictorian Yard Long Roses Oil Painting c. 1880
Antiques:Art:Victorian Floral Paintings
Yard O' Roses Anonymous Circa 1880 Oil on canvas This is a splendid Victorian “yard long” oil painting in its original glorious frame. Featured are the full-blown yellow roses of Texas and the pink roses of summer…something for everyone! No signature. CONDITION: When I got the painting it was being sold as shabby chic. It was dirty and had two holes in it. I had the painting professionally restored which brought the painting back to life. The frame is original and in excellent condition. ...
$100 USDFaulkner Silk Fringed Victorian Antique Christmas Card Postcard
Antiques:Victorian Christmas Card, Postcard
This exquisite padded silk Christmas is fringed all around. The chromolithograph postcard with a water-lily and fern theme is attached with a silk ribbon. The card says: "With Best Wishes for a Happy Christmas". Faulkner was a London, England publisher known for printing games, children's toys, postcards and souvenirs. The back is heavy cardboard with a silk cord for hanging the card. DATE: C. 1885 CONDITION: Excellent. I cannot tell if a very tiny amount of fringe is missing from the lower left ...
$225 USDLouis Prang Antique Victorian Silk Christmas Card
Antiques:Louis Prang Victorian Silk Christmas Card
Louis Prang Satin Christmas Card This beautiful Christmas card was made by Wirths Brothers, a Boston company owned by Louis Prang. Prang, who invented chromolithography, is considered the inventor of the American Christmas greeting card. Wirths were known for fringed postcards. This rich card is very detailed in design, with a padded silk satin base fringed all around; pleated silk corner and velvet topped with a metal "A joyful Christmas". A chromolithographed folding card is attached. Three ...
$100 USDRaphael Tuck Silk Fringed Christmas Card
Antiques:Raphael Tuck Victorian Silk Christmas Card
Raphael Tuck of London England is credited with publishing the first Christmas greeting cards in 1860. This lovely card is a silk fringed postcard attached to a pink padded silk base. The floral motif is of the Fuchsia flower. The greeting says: "That Christmas may Be bright for thee Tis roished today By t' mine and me! S.K.C." The lower left corner says Raphael Tuck & Sons. The back is heavy cardboard. DATE: C. 1885 CONDITION: The left edge has come unglued from the cardboard back. It is not ...
$7,800 USDPastel Beautiful Baby in Blue c. 1830
Antiques:Art:Children
Artist Unknown, Circa 1830 This is one of the most beautiful baby portraits I have ever seen. With her silk dress and fine jewelry the baby obviously came from a wealthy family. She and her lovely kitten look as sweet as can be! The artist was extremely skilled. The portrait came from an estate in Kinderhook, NY. The work is pastel on paper, mounted on cardboard. CONDITION: VERY good. Color is bright with no fading. There is one small tear on the edge of her right sleeve. There is a fine, barely ...
$1,200 USD ReducedREDUCED Fabulous Pair of Victorian Bristol Glass Go- to -Bed Lamps c. 1880
Antiques:Lamps, Lighting:Bristol Glass
WOW! I have never seen a more spectacular pair of lamps! These are very tall hand-blown Bristol glass kerosene go-to-bed lamps. They are hand-decorated with enamel paint in a beautiful scene of birds, flowers and berries. The shades are mold-blown. Go-to-bed lamps separate so that you can carry a light to bed, but leave the vase on the mantel. Wouldn’t want to ruin the décor! The lamps have been electrified, but could easily be re-converted. Condition: Excellent. Height: 27 inches. Diameter at ...
$145 USDIngenious Victorian Folk Art Whimsy Tramp Art Frame
Antiques:Folk Art:Whimsey Tramp Art Frame
This is a wonder of design, ingenuity and careful hand crafting. The artisan paid close attention to detail. The interlocked pieces form a flexible frame that can be round or oval. Each puzzle piece has a saw-tooth edge. I cannot fathom the amount of time or the imagination that it took to crate this whimsey! C.1900 The frame retains it’s original woven thread back to hold the picture in. Condition: Excellent Size: 6 inch diameter or 7 x 6 inch oval.
$165 USDVictorian Beadwork Make-Do Pin Cushion
Antiques:Accessories:Sewing
Victorians were often extravagant, but could also thrifty. They enjoyed using broken items to “make-do” a new item. This wonderful pincushion c. 1880 is an example of Victorian ingenuity. The base is an EAPG, Early American Pattern Glass, compote or candy dish with a broken top. The base is still in perfect condition. The bead work might have been a cream cover, a fancy doily that was used in proper homes to keep the flies out of the cream pitcher. The beads are very tiny and the work is ...| Items 1 - 8 of 8 | Page 1 of 1 |
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