Antique Sacred HeartTurn of the century antique sacred heart in mixed media: Painted on silk with glitter yup, they had glitter back then! Of the two listed today, this one is older but more naive in style. Some water damage to the silk at the bottom. I rarely mind condition issues when it comes to devotional objects: They are part of the life and story of the object and show that the object meant something important to its owner despite not being perfect. This is very

professionally matted and framed print of the unicorn tapestry housed at the Met Cloisters

Much larger than your average teacup and handless

These Napoléon III-era

relative to the highly stylized leaf that creates that signature

Sometimes the plates and spoon in these kits are silver

which is not particularly noticeable when displayed

The metal work is open because it’s a scent locket: Place a piece of fragrance-soaked tissue or cloth inside to use

Splendid Victorian hair wreath featuring an interesting variety of flower shapes and hair colors

were popular souvenirs sold at the Palais Royal shops for visitors to Paris on the Grand Tour

mixed metal sacred heart ring with is adjustable

Grey cloth cover boards

Genuine Victorian black & white engraving of bats from a natural history book presented in a contemporary black acrylic frame