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Found this at a garage sale & was so impressed with the amount of skill the creator had. Ive only seen this type of art work in photo's, to see it up close is the only way to appreciate the work. Thanks for looking.
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Victorian EraThe Victorian Era, named after the prosperous and peaceful reign of England…
GREAT workmanship in these Victorian treasures!
Some folks are a little grossed out by them, but I think they are fascinating.
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FABULOUS!
I always have mixed feelings with hair art. My sister finds it facinating
The jewelry grossed me out, but this is pretty nice when its behind glass away from me lol
My mother has a necklace of braided Victorian hair, like a freakin INCH thick, thats pretty gross... Who knows whats hiding in there....