A Very Rare 19thC Glass Domed Snow Globe sub-Antiques along with hornbooks

along with hornbooks

Mace and Nutmeg with the interior gilded with a lustre glaze

The morocco leather writing-surface hides the two internal compartments for storing stationery

The earliest penny arcades from the nineteenth century had machines called bagatelles

The size of the flag suggests it must have been made for and flown from a very large ship or building

A Very Rare 19thC Glass Domed Snow Globe sub-Antiques along with hornbooksOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: 1890 1900 Height: 4 inches Diameter: 2. 75 inches (at base) The early lead glass domed snow globe with knob finial on an ebonised circular ceramic plinth base with remnants of gilding having a ceramic(?) ebony representation of a church amongst water within, survives from the last quarter of the nineteenth century. The globe has not been repaired or restored in any way, the gilt