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