Chromolithographed diecut bouquet as valentine card. Four roses lift up to reveal loving messages beneath. Flowers. Romance, Love, Affection. St Valentine Language of Flowers
Message printed on silk in lace paper envelope. Wedding, marriage, commitment, groom, guests, presents, church, embossed, lilies of the valley, roses, flowers, celebration, romance
Chromolithographed diecut scrap onlay on gilded paper lace mount. Santa Claus, holly, Christmas, festivities, greeting, birthday, Victorian, 19th century, ephemera
The Victorian valentine is a dainty creation of lace paper, pretty flowers and sweet scents. They were perfectly original and won admiration from all the fair to whom they were presented. ; ; This token of love, on paper made by Mansell, has silver gilt decoration surrounding a chromlithograph of an elegant lady. Coloured grasses and hand painted forget-me-not flowers made from fabric are applied to decorate the surface. The small envelope at the top opens to reveal a tiny verse: "In weal or woe my heart is thine."; ; ephemera, romance, romantic, Saint Valentine,
Chromolithographed diecut bouquet in bouqet holder valentine open. Published by E Rimmel, Regent Street, London. Romance Communication Cherubs Embossed. Messages of affection Flowers
Chromolithographed diecut valentine bouquet in bouquet holder. Published by E. Rimmel, Perfumer, Regent Street, London. Embossed. Roses, lilies and forget-me-nots. Romance. Communication Flowers
The Victorian valentine is a dainty creation of lace paper, pretty flowers and sweet scents. They were perfectly original and won admiration from all the fair to whom they were presented.; ; This beautiful token of love, on paper made by Dobbs Kidd & Co, has a chromlithographic print of roses and violets applied to the central medallion. The hidden sentiment beneath the print reads "Your Love and Smiles".; ; ephemera, romance, romantic, Saint Valentine,
Victorian scrap album page embellished with a ladder decorated with chromolithographed diecut scraps illustrating English rank and titles circa 1875. Album in private collection.
Early Victorian Birthday card. A small folded greeting card with a lace paper border, circa 1860s. ephemera, goodwill messages, anniversary, many happy returns, personal communication, Greeting Card industry, good wishes, card manufacturers,
Victorian scrap album page embellished with chromolithographed diecut scraps of Her Majesty's Royal Navy ships circa 1875. Album in private collection.
The central medallion of this Victorian Lace-Paper Valentine has an applied embroidery design of flowers and "Forget-Me-Not" sentiment.; ; ephemera, romance, romantic, Saint Valentine, ; love, deep affection, fondness,
To a Bride greeting. Silk printed. Mounted on embossed lace paper. Romance Marriage, bridal, bride, groom, church, flowers, roses, lilies of the Valley
Victorian; embossed; Lace-paper; The Casket; novelty; valentine; romance; romantic; love; courtship; love token; St Valentines Day; 14 February; Lady's Dressing Case; casket; make up; J. Passmore; George Meek;
Description
The requisite items of a Lady's Dressing Case without these Articles none can be complete. Under each little paper flap is a virtue such as sincerity, modesty, True Love, etc. Published by J. Passmore, 124 Cheapside. Entered at Stationer's Hall. Lace-paper by George Meek.
Chromolithographed "Gruss aus" cards. Rio de la Plata, Argentina. Rugen, Norway. Salzburg, Austria. Address only was permitted on verso. Postal. Correspondence.
Victorian Valentine has lace-paper border decorated with paper leaves and silver-gilt, flowers surrounds the central embossed chromolithographic print of birds and flowers. Verse reads: As beside the echos stone Twice thy words thou hearest; When I say "Thou art my own" Be my echo, "dearest." ephemera, romance, romantic, Saint Valentine, bird, love token,
Victorian valentine bees industry result ; Love; affection; endearment; message; missive; declaration; St; Valentine; 14; February; flowers; roses; pansies; forget-me-nots; fuschia; imaginative; insects; skep; beehive; symbolism; ephemera ; Fruits of Industry "St Valentine" "Valentine's Day" "14 February" "Language of Flowers" ;
Description
Handmade valentine with paper lace border and hidden messages of endearment placed under the leaves circa 1850. Titled "Holiday Present! Fruits of Industry"
Envelope packaging for "Royal Bordered Note Paper" depicting a still life composition of an ornate container of cut flowers on a marble table top on which rests a birds nest holding fledglings - two exotic birds fly around them. Printed by lithography, colour added by hand.
Victorian Valentine greeting card published by Marcus Ward & Co showing a little jester with a love note and a sweet nosegay ready to lay at his loved ones feet.; ; romance, romantic, love, courtship, love token, children, joy, St Valentines Day, 14 February, sweetheart, passion, ardour, adoration, devotion; affection, fondness, intimacy, attachment, love affair, affair, affair of the heart, relationship, liaison, courtship, amorous entanglement, flirtation, deep affection, fondness, desire, lust, yearning, fervour, infatuation, beloved, loved one, love of one's life, dear, dearest, dear one, darling, angel, honey; lover, boyfriend, girlfriend, lose one's heart to; crush, besotted with, captivated by, bewitched by, enthralled by, entranced by, devoted to, cherish, epistolary, after one's own heart , feelings of affection, roses, a reciter of romances,
Victorian lace-paper greetings for Christmas. The oval centrepiece comprises hand painted flowers on a silk panel. Dated 1877, published by Aubry, Paris, posy, embossing, floral bouquet, tulips, rose, pansy, language of flowers,
Chromolithographed greeting card. Published by Louis Prang, Boston, USA. Wedding bells, marriage, celebration, flowers, lilies of the valley, romance, bride, groom, nuptials,
Three chromolithographed greeting cards circa 1870 to 1890. French trade card circa 1890. Costume. Dress Children. Toys. Puppets Marionettes Icon Slapstick Puncinlla Polichinelle Booth
This enchanting Victorian lace-paper valentine has an applied print of girl and butterfly in the central oval. The sentiment within the cartouche reads "Affection's offering to thee".; At the bottom of the valentine cupid astride a dog aims his arrow.; ; ephemera, romance, romantic, Saint Valentine, love, deep affection, fondness, desire,
Victorian illustration - wood engraving - from The Graphic, February 12, 1870. The little maiden in the sketch has received her first valentine, a matter of serious import to her. It is a thing of lace paper, gilding, pretty flowers and sweet scents. romance, romantic, love, courtship, letters, love token, children, joy
Small lace paper valentine depicting cupid sat on dog at the top surrounded by flowers and butterflies. Drapes hang down around the central motif and is decorated top and bottom by hand crafted and coloured flowers and leaves. ephemera, romance, romantic, love, courtship, love token, joy, St Valentines Day, 14 February, sweetheart, passion, ardour, adoration, devotion; affection, fondness, intimacy, attachment, love affair, affair, affair of the heart, relationship, liaison, courtship, amorous entanglement, flirtation, deep affection, fondness, desire, lust, yearning, fervour, infatuation, beloved, loved one, love of one's life, dear, dearest, dear one, darling, angel, honey; lover, boyfriend, girlfriend, lose one's heart to; crush, besotted with, captivated by, bewitched by, enthralled by, entranced by, devoted to, cherish, epistolary, heart-throb, a heart, heart breaker, after one's own heart, love's omnipresence,
A Victorian valentine/greeting card with a central chromolithograpic print of a pet dog. Saint Valentines Day, romance, romantic, Love's messenger, lap dog, companion,
Victorian comic Valentine lampooning the postman - the Valentine bringer. Haste thee with this Valentine, you silly man of letters, And try and do the best you can to serve and please your betters, For I'd sooner live an old maid or else give up the ghost Than wed a grinning postman, as stupid as a post. ephemera, postal history, post box, pillar box, letter, envelope, mail, vinegar valentine, humour, cartoon, caricature, parody, satire, burlesque, squib, ridicule, mock, make fun of, grotesque, Saint Valentines Day,