A Wonderful Mid 19thC Shadow Box Framed Reliquary

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A Wonderful Mid 19thC Shadow Box Framed ReliquaryOrigin: French or German Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 Height: 7. 5 inches Width: 5. 75 inches Depth: 2 inches The Whole: 9. 25 X 11 inches The glazed three dimensional reliquary, with paperolles work, paper filigree quilling, dried and tied flowers, beads and gilded scrolled papers in Latin text and silk cord with central paper cartouche depicting three figures and the crucifix and red rubber stamped seal, the whole

In the second we see the coat of arms for the city of Colchester

with some minor foxing to the glass and some mottling to the chrome but all is consummate with age

The large clear glass bottle having the original multi faceted cut stopper

Style: Bokhara

the cat grew malnourished and sickl with only a cotton reel to keep him company

the sides with drop handles

military medical photography

The danger presented in war time propaganda was generally exaggerated

Most of the mechanisms work but because of the complexity of them some are sticking and they could do with some attention

the gold and ivory damask floral fabric seat and curved back with padded flanks

John Leonard Insull (born 1883) was Britain's leading and most prolific ventriloquial figure maker of the twentieth century and between 1952 and 1974 he produced no less than 2017 pieces

By the mid-1940s

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