The Mourner’s Friend | Sighs of Sympathy for Those Who Sorrow | 1852This oft reprinted Victorian consolation title is now very scarce likely because the cover design is so beautiful! It has a gilt decoration of a mourner weeping beside a cemetery monument blindstamped on the cover. The book contains various poems and religious essays meant to comfort the bereaved. The binding is plain black cloth. Condition is good overall with a knick to the cloth cover below the blindstamping, some foxing, and the remnants of an

Small Victorian handblown glass vase

Presented as found in a gold oval frame from later in the teens

But the bottle will make a gorgeous addition to any deco-inspired home

but I didn’t want to force it to try

This edition of Crown of Thorns is dated 1849 and bound in arsenic-dyed

Excellent condition save for a dampstain on the mat

this title is so frequently requested

Scarce antique erotic survey translated from the original Latin and privately printed in a limited quantity of 100

but mostly you see the same designs from Currier & Ives (occasionally Kellogg) over & over

Refer to photos for size and condition: Some wear to the patina from age

She is probably one of the most interesting and vibrant people who ever lived here: She used her millions to build her own

Refer to photos for size and condition: Excellent