Victorian Figural DoorstopRare and unusual, very early Victorian cast metal doorstop. The form is very evocative, depicting a young girl lost in the wilderness. Metal is unknown, but its lighter than iron and comparable to spelter. Beautiful patina from age you might be tempted to clean the surface dirt, but I would leave her as is. She would make a beautiful decorative ornament for either indoors or the garden. Approximately 4 tall.

Bust & Waist: 18

very convincing

This stunning Victorian memorial print is for a baby who died in 1859

The card includes several favorite motifs

It features an astrological design around the rim of the cup that I’ve never seen before from Hy-Hil

Refer to photos for size and condition: Very good with just a few small fleabites to the paint

the book appears to be complete & the pages themselves are clean & in good condition

Brown ink on blue paper

This print is from James Baillie

English Men of Letters series edited by John Morley

New York in the bottom lefthand corner

early 1920s theatrical photo of a company dressed in costumes