Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $30.25 Learn more
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 12 - Aug 17
It is thought that this design gained popularity in jewelry after Queen Victorian gave birth to her first son
Markings: Signed Guerin
When Italian archeologist Alessandro Francois discovered an ancient Etruscan tomb in Italy in 1857
it still would make a lovely addition as an objet d’art in any cabinet of curiosities
its possible for the cord to detach from its solder/socket base
Victorian Meerschaum Religious Relic Depicting the Pietà cabinet card It is thought that thisA delicate meerschaum (a white claylike material) relic depicting the blessed Virgin Mary cradling the mortal body of Jesus following his crucifixion, also known as the Piet. Hand carved with incredible detail and high relief, the carving almost looks soft to the touch. Framed in a black ebonized wood oval frame with its original hand blown convex glass and backed with brown paper. Additional Details Date: 1850 1870 Materials: Meerschaum, glass, wood
