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the whole being beautifully unassuming with ivory paper backing and lacking in any form of simulated habitat
We have given the piece an oil and wax treatment to bring out the patina
"This must surely be the King of Tortoises
the sailor with his hands clasped to his chest in sorrow
He described the bust of Professor Narrien as ‘in the grand and thoroughly sculpturesque manner of Mr
Jack the Ripper: A 19thC Horn Beaker; ‘Fair Maid Beware Whitechapel 1888’ sub-Religion & Relics the whole being beautifully unassumingOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1888 Diameter: 2. 5 Height: 4 The tactile beaker or cup, of typical form, crafted entirely in horn, and primitively engraved with the words fair maid beware whitechapel 1888, surviving from late Victorian England. The piece is in sound overall condition with some chips to the rim and nibbles to the base as photographed. The base shows some further engravings which are hard to
