Queen Victoria, The Coronation: A Fine Glazed Commemorative Print in Medallic Form sub-Antiques are usually easy to recognise

are usually easy to recognise because of their delicate pastel shades

The tail of a witch's heart twists to one side and is a shape that has been in use since the fifteenth century

yet elegant

and of which there are none wild in the UK

Now we think more of French fries and Homer Simpson

Queen Victoria, The Coronation: A Fine Glazed Commemorative Print in Medallic Form sub-Antiques are usually easy to recogniseOrigin: English Period: Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: N A Date: c. 1838 Diameter: 1. 5 inches (W&E) Having a brass beveled edge and suspension hoop, the glazed black and white print showing the Queen, bust three quarters enthroned, reading Her Majesty Queen Victoria. I., The reverse shows a symbolistic depiction of the coronation reading Crowned 28th June 1838Born 24th May 1819, the Queen surrounded by the figures of Britannia , Fame, and a