Victorian Cemetery Fence PanelThis cast iron ornament would have been a panel from a cemetery fence. The form dates to around the 1850s and was used right throughout the 19th century. It can be observed in cemeteries across the country, including Green Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, NY. I have also seen photos of it in the UK. The design includes a weeping willow above a lamb, both familiar symbols in Victorian mourning and funerary art. Its important to note that no cemetery was

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It would be suitable for a later stage of mourning

Gorgeous antique style brass candleholder in the shape of a leaf

imported from France

Exquisite Victorian card depicting a beautiful girl wearing a crescent moon ornament in her hair presented as found in her original gilded mat and timeworn wooden frame

Photographs by Annie Liebovitz & essay by Susan Sontag

psychedelic cover

Unfortunately the puzzle came glued together when I bought it

Condition is good save for one small hole in the metal

there are 3 hand colored illustrations

75” x 17

The piece dates to around the 1870s-80s