Victorian Mourning Print | Currier & Ives | 1846Early Victorian mourning print by Currier & Ives, who manufactured several different designs in the mid 19th century. They always feature the weeping willow motif and a blank tombstone or monument, on which you would write the name of the deceased & their date of death. This one is inscribed for two family members, one who passed in 1831 and one who passed in 1846. Refer to photos for size and condition: Very good.

Victorian holy cards

Beautiful & unusual antique pressed in ex voto in the shape of an angel

This is one of the shades identified in the Winterthur Library’s Poison Book Project

Fabulous vintage Bryden snake paperweight made of handblown

This listing is for 5 early Victorian cards

Love that it’s dated

are a little bit loose: Firmly fixed to the cross & not going anywhere

There’s a notch where it can be hung from a sturdy nail

Measures 22” x 20” and 6” deep

Consequently the rear endpaper has some edgewear

Condition is fair: There is a water stain that mostly just affects the back

and a flat