Silver Victorian Repoussé Silver Cornucopia Tussie Mussie Holder Edward Wormley for Dunbar Marble Top Coffee Table Her work beautifully intertwines everyday

Her work beautifully intertwines everyday objects with themes of identity and the absence of people or experiences

Because chalkware and high-density plaster objects from this era are inherently fragile

following the Second World War many Italian architects became frustrated at their lack of opportunities to contribute to the necessary rebuilding

In Chinese culture

29"H x 6"W x 4"D

Silver Victorian Repoussé Silver Cornucopia Tussie Mussie Holder Edward Wormley for Dunbar Marble Top Coffee Table Her work beautifully intertwines everyday5 H x 1"D Chain: 7" This finely worked silver posy holder, or tussie mussie, represents a masterclass in mid to late Victorian decorative metalwork, specifically dating between 1850 and 1880, where fashion and utility were inextricably linked through the romantic language of flowers. Originating in the medieval period to mask street odors, these vessels evolved from simple ribbon wrapped clusters into sophisticated status symbols that protected a