1897 Queen Victoria Sepia Photographic Tile – Sherwin & Cotton

1897 Queen Victoria Sepia Photographic Tile – Sherwin & CottonA stunning tribute to Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, this 1897 Sherwin & Cotton photographic tile panel captures the monarch in exquisite sepia detail. Designed by George Cartlidge, a pioneer of this specialized technique, the tile reflects both artistic innovation and historical significance. The inscription, "1837 Victoria 1897, A Queenly Woman, A Womanly Queen," honors her 60 year reign. Signed by the artist on the back, it remains housed in its

A stunning tribute to Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, this 1897 Sherwin & Cotton photographic tile panel captures the monarch in exquisite sepia detail. Designed by George Cartlidge, a pioneer of this specialized technique, the tile reflects both artistic innovation and historical significance. The inscription, "1837 Victoria 1897, A Queenly Woman, A Womanly Queen," honors her 60-year reign. Signed by the artist on the back, it remains housed in its original giltwood frame, adding to its authenticity. A remarkable piece of Victorian-era craftsmanship, perfect for collectors of British royal memorabilia and antique ceramic art.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Antique; 19th century
Condition: Very Good; wear as shown to frame, photo is perfect
Country of Origin: England
Style: traditional
Materials: ceramic/wood
Dimensions: 14.55" L x 2" W x 17.5" H
Color/Finish: gold/sepia

All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, with minimal to no wear, unless otherwise mentioned here, or in the product description above. 
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