1920s Mohair Stuffed French Bulldog Toy onyx that are painted with light

that are painted with light sensitive chemicals

What at first seems a wholesome vision of 1920s excellence quickly changes as you flip this pocket mirror upside down

it was British illustrator and cartoonist John Tenniel who elevated the symbol of the lion -- particularly the British lion -- in the Victorian era

this exquisite brooch is composed of thousands of tiny glass tesserae fragments that have been artfully fashioned together to create a beautiful bouquet of forget-me-nots

lockets became an important fashion accessory of the era

1920s Mohair Stuffed French Bulldog Toy onyx that are painted with lightCute as a button and easy to care for, this tiny pooch is ready to be your new best friend! Inspired by the Steiff bully dog, a popular toy of the era, this sweet little guy is made of mohair with glass eyes and a tiny red felt tongue. He is wearing his original leather and animal hair (possibly horse) collar designed to mimic the badger fur collars often worn by French bulldogs at the time. He has clearly been loved for many years, but he still have