A Group of Five Framed French Collected Wild Flower Botanical Specimens c.1870-80 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage There are some later additions

There are some later additions to the underside of the top

The condition is good considering the age

The fourth field showing the Lion of Veldenz

She moved to St Ives in 1976 after an initial period in Nancledra and spent her last 20 years or so in Marazion

meaning it serves more as generic symbol of British maritime power and mercantile prosperity than a specific metaphor for the Reform movement

A Group of Five Framed French Collected Wild Flower Botanical Specimens c.1870-80 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage There are some later additionsOrigin: French Period: 3rd Republic Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 The Two Smaller: 16. 5 high x 12. 5 wide x 0. 75 deep The Three Larger: 17. 75 high x 14 wide x 0. 75 deep The beautifully faded collection of five wildflower botanical specimens, collected in the latter stages of the nineteenth century, residing in their original ebonized glazed frames, some being gilt decorated, with newspaper backings, surviving from rural France. The