Sulphide of Queen Victoria

Object Name: 
Sulphide of Queen Victoria

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Object Name: 
Sulphide of Queen Victoria
Maker(s): 
Place Made: 
Scotland, Edinburgh
Accession Number: 
84.7.3
Dimensions: 
Overall H: 2.8 cm, W: 2.2 cm
Location: 
Not on Display
Date: 
1875
Credit Line: 
Gift of Arthur Rubloff
Primary Description: 
Opaque white sulphide; molded. Head of a woman (Queen Victoria), facing dexter, wearing a tiara with alternating crosses and flowers, her hair tied in a loose bun at the back; inscribed indistinctly at the base of the neck "BARRE F." (?); the reverse flat, inscribed "4" in pencil.

More Info

Department: 
Modern
Provenance: 
Delomosne & Son Limited, Former Collection
1984-07-10
Rubloff, Arthur, Source
1984-07-10
Color: 
opaque white
Technique: 
molding

Publications (1)

Fine English and Continental Glass and Paperweights (sale #2916) (1984-06-19) #336; BIB# 6171