Bacchante | Early 19th Century Hand Colored Stipple EngravingStunning, Regency era hand colored stipple engraving of entitled "Bacchante," a devotee of the Roman god of wine Bacchus. Presented as found in what looks to be its original frame and reverse painted glass, which forms a black mat around the print. The print itself is in very good condition, though the frame has chipping to the molding from age.

Antique heart shaped agnus dei sacramental sewn from leather

Because these were made by ordinary people

iconic retelling of the story of Jeanne D’Arc (Saint Joan of Arc)

Hands are slightly smaller than mine

The red silk interior has held up better

a Carmelite card in Italian inscribed 1897

Its Tendency to Evil

The buffer has clearly seen better days but the rest of the contents are in fairly good shape

edited by Hobart Amory Hare

a devotional souvenir from Mexico

This fabulous

Very rare and unusual 19th century Belgian mourning card for a man who died in 1869