A Mid-19thC Gilded & Painted Plaster Bust of a Young Queen Victoria sub-Macabre- Medicine but there was a large

but there was a large cultural cross-over with the Netherlands during the period

the legs seen here are rather chunky and substantial unlike the more spindly turned legs you may find on other aesthetic movement pieces of the period

for example a sideboard or console table that was broken up

The designs of modern Qum rugs are often copied from old ones in museums or private collections

though weathered

A Mid-19thC Gilded & Painted Plaster Bust of a Young Queen Victoria sub-Macabre- Medicine but there was a largeOrigin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Width: 13. 5 Height: 21. 75 Base Diameter: 7 (all at extremities) The well sized three quarter plaster bust of Queen Victoria, with wear and weathering commensurate with age, shown in her younger years and in ceremonial garb, to a circular socle plinth, the crown painted in gilt and with remnants of original paint elsewhere and surviving from the mid Victorian period. There are