Intaglio Paperweight - Hercules Category_accessories/Boxes & Waste paper Bins This Giclée print is taken

This Giclée print is taken from Baillière’s Popular Atlas of the Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Human Body

which when not in use as a vase stands handsomely complete with its' lid featuring our own stylised decorative acorn finial

Bridie was fundamentally lacking in access to great quantities of precious marbles from the sacred and civic buildings of the Eastern Roman Empire

backed with a different coloured lacquer and a topcoat of glossy varnish

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Intaglio Paperweight - Hercules Category_accessories/Boxes & Waste paper Bins This Giclée print is takenBelieve it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make. Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organisedin drafty rooms Over time experimentations and new