A Rare 19thC Infant Death Mask in a Large Period Glass Dome sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles who sold the rights to

who sold the rights to the Tea Tray Company

within the original gilt composition frame surviving from the third quarter of the nineteenth century

this bottle epitomises beautiful and charismatic boudoir paraphernalia

The over-coating of the transparent enamel in these lines creates a brilliant reflective effect when the pendant is moved from side to side

A Rare 19thC Infant Death Mask in a Large Period Glass Dome sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles who sold the rights toOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 1890 Circumference of Head: 17 inches (at maximum) Height of Head: 4. 5 inches Dome Height: 19. 5 inches The life size infant thick plaster moulded death mask of an infant housed in a large period glass dome on ebonised base survives from the middle to late Victorian period. In original condition the mask does not suffer from any chips or cracks and as such is