Queen Victoria, The Coronation: A Fine Glazed Commemorative Print in Medallic Form

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Queen Victoria, The Coronation: A Fine Glazed Commemorative Print in Medallic FormOrigin: English Period: Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: N A Date: c. 1838 Diameter: 1. 5 inches (W&E) Having a brass beveled edge and suspension hoop, the glazed black and white print showing the Queen, bust three quarters enthroned, reading Her Majesty Queen Victoria. I., The reverse shows a symbolistic depiction of the coronation reading Crowned 28th June 1838Born 24th May 1819, the Queen surrounded by the figures of Britannia , Fame, and a

The design is often one large geometrical medallion with smaller similar medallions within

drawing room

Depth: 18 inches (at maximum)

and its skin is important to Hinduism – Brahmin boys are traditionally required to wear a strip of hide after performing the rite-of-passage ceremony ‘upanayana’ (literally

earning the Distinguished Flying Cross

that is both a joy and a sorrow to behold

Width: 184cms / 6 feet

Qashgai tribes make these lovely rugs and many of them are collected for transport in the town of Shiraz in southern Iran

Most of the photographs were taken in the thirties and forties

Width: 245cms / 8 feet

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Aside from being highly collectable

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