A Mid-Victorian Plaster Bust of Queen Victoria by David Watson Stevenson 1871 sub-Decorative Objects the top arch depicting a

the top arch depicting a country house scene with a double arched bridge and river

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and some old moth holes mainly to one flag but this aside they remain sound

is a climbing plant indigenous to East Africa and growing freely in the forests near the Zambesi

nailed to its original pine pole with a spearhead Repousse toleware Republique Francais Finial

A Mid-Victorian Plaster Bust of Queen Victoria by David Watson Stevenson 1871 sub-Decorative Objects the top arch depicting aOrigin: British Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1871 Width: 20 Depth: 10 Height: 29 Base Diameter: 8 (all at extremities) The well sized three quarter plaster bust of Queen Victoria, with wear and weathering commensurate with age, shown in her pomp and in ceremonial garb, to a circular socle plinth and impress signed to the rear; D. W. Stevenson Sc 1871, surviving from the mid Victorian period. There are small chips and general wear