And that's Saint George, the patron saint of England, slewing a dragon on the reverse. Debora
Are you sure that's a watercolor and not a print? Debora
If the ribbon is period, I wouldn't replace it. Modern satin ribbon will have no where near the same quality. Debora
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Show us! Show us! Debora
Well, either there or one of the Scottish islands. That buttress is fairly unusual, I'd think. Can find it in Ireland. Dunno about Scotland....
Earlier than that, I'd think. Ordered through a catalog found in the book store. Debora
Be sure and use a plain background. Debora
The head's a bit too small for the body. Do you think she was meant to be Irish? Debora
Here's one the same design but for the law fraternity Phi Alpha Delta. Seller says 1970s but I'd think a tad earlier....
A handsome rug nevertheless. Debora
Needs more research but... The lithographs appear to be on wove paper, the proofs on thin. https://hoodmuseum.dartmouth.edu/objects/pr.949.36...
In addition to the Virgin, there are two figures, one to the right and one to the left. Debora [ATTACH]
Virgin and Child. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitti_Tondo Debora
The census is only 19 pages. A family with 2 sons, 3 daughters with a parent (or two) born in England should pop up with a search. And, given...
It should be possible to identify that family. Pittston was a small town in the early Victorian era, just a few thousand people. There's a...
I read it as BB. Like the Bill Blass logo sorta. Debora [ATTACH]
Sizes would be helpful. The internet says this one is a miniature domino case made of bone. (I assume it's empty or you could have identified it...
Agree re dating. Late Georgian into early Victorian. Debora
Very handsome. Debora
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