Queen Victoria

Made:
1862 in London
artist:
Joseph Durham
maker:
Brown-Westhead Moore Company
Queen Victoria Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria Queen Victoria

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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London

Bust, Parian-ware, of Queen Victoria, after the marble by J. Durham RA 1855, manufactured by Brown-Westhead Moore Co [1862], on black wooden base

Details

Category:
Art
Object Number:
1991-78
Materials:
Parian porcelain and wood
Measurements:
Weight - 10.83kg, Without stand - Height: 530mm, Width: 425mm, Depth: 260mm
type:
portrait bust and parian ware
credit:
Christopher Wood Gallery

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