Antique Mother of Sorrows | Framed Miniature Print | First the Cross, Then the CrownTurn of the century antique miniature devotional print featuring a Mother of Sorrows figure with the motto First the cross, then the crown. Refer to photos for size and condition: Very good.

The board was made from two pieces of wood (it’s not split) & the inscription on the back is dated 1947

You could even put a small

The porcelain disc is signed Auguste Riffaterre: Look up the name to see even more exquisite pâte-sur-pâte decorative objects

Mid-19th century antique print of Byron and Marianna Segatti

This is an English language version by Reverend David George Goyder in 1870

These are easily repaired with a steady hand and archival glue

based on research into the period

Grey cloth covers

Here is one of his very first covers: A translation of the medieval legend Tristan and Iseult by Joseph Bédier

“Gem” sized tintype photos are smaller than a postage stamp

Some wear to the fabric at the back & a missing button at the bottom

making this print a cut above the typical engravings & lithograph prints