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A Victorian shellwork diorama, in the shape of a 'porthole'. Behind the blown glass is a chromolithograph of a sailing ship passing a woodland with a lighthouse. In front of the image is an artfully arranged display of shells and seaweed, creating a 3D effect to the view.

 

These shellwork dioramas were produced in the late Victorian/eary Edwardian period as souvenirs of coastal towns and seaside locations, often bought by sailors as presents for their sweethearts.

NOW SOLD - Victorian sailor's shell valentine - 'Lighthouse'

SKU: KS6992
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  • Date/period

    c.1900

  • Dimensions (h x w

    20 x 20cm

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