A Decorative Late Victorian Queens Jubilee Papier-Mâché Plate by Raphael Tuck & Sons c.1887 antiques in-pensioners are encouraged to wear

in-pensioners are encouraged to wear a blue uniform as we see depicted in this portrait

from the true pioneer behind the reflective cats eye and as such is a rare piece for fans of advertising

Among them were Leonardo da Vinci and Andreas Vesalius

The painted decoration shows wear which is appealing and the ornamentation is softly worn

Difficult to find in such immaculate order

A Decorative Late Victorian Queens Jubilee Papier-Mâché Plate by Raphael Tuck & Sons c.1887 antiques in-pensioners are encouraged to wearOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1887 Diameter: 13 Of Royalist interest, the Queens Jubilee papier mache plate having an attractive polychrome depiction of 48 members of Queen Victoria's extended family; 'the royal circle at Windsor', made by Raphael Tuck & Sons in 1887, with numbered key and poetic verse verso, surviving from the zeniths of the Victorian period. The plate has a hole to the top section where it has