Victorian Mourning Print | Currier & Ives | 1842Early Victorian mourning print by Currier & Ives, who manufactured several different designs in the mid 19th century. They always feature the weeping willow motif and a blank tombstone or monument, on which you would write the name of the deceased & their date of death. This one is dated 1842 in memory of a baby who passed at just over 1 year old. Refer to photos for size and condition: Some wear to the wooden frame; the condition of the print is very

Newly released from my personal library is this early Victorian gift book dated 1851 bound in red leather with a pearl-inlaid floral arrangement on the front cover

Several other lots available: Find them in the Photos & Ephemera section

” A prolific novelist across several different genres

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Sweet little vintage nun vase circa 1960s

allowing you to read the description on the back of the memorial

Perhaps I inherited this fondness from my grandmother

Early Victorian black and white engraving of a maiden holding a tender rose

Appears to be made from brass

It’s from the 1930s and made to look Victorian

Again: Listing is for the nicho ONLY

The handle is bamboo with a black rope tassel and a cute little silver crown at the top