Vintage Fortune Telling Tea Cup & Saucer | Royal KendalFabulous vintage fortune telling tea cup and saucer manufactured by Royal Kendal in the 70s 80s. I absolutely love the graphics on this one! The side of the cup reads, Wouldst thou thy fortune like to see? Perchance this cup will show it thee. Condition is excellent without chips or cracks.

Barnes & Noble hardcover edition of Bram Stoker’s Dracula with illustrations by Edward Gorey

I always like when there is a photo within a photo: These funeral flowers are for a young man

so it should be easy to open and repair if you would like to do so

a large example stamped Japan

causing illness & death

late 19th century angel figure glazed in purple

which is supposed to pass for with

A later descendant altered the house in the 1700s

The frame would have had a stand but this has broken off and a prior owner fitted it with wire so you can hang it

Initially he made 24 monochrome illustrations in 1919

made between the 1920s-1950s

I found this beautifully worn antique photo on glass depicting Guido Reni’s Mater Dolorosa (Our Lady of Sorrows) and knew I had just the perfect Victorian frame for it