Preserved Paper Flower Mourning Funerary Shadow Box dermay Additional Details Date: Early 1900s

Additional Details Date: Early 1900s

Crafted in gold-filled metal with a warm patina

which means the glass was heated and then pressed into a wooden mold to form its shape as opposed to being blown by hand

you don't have to be popping the question to give your betrothed a toi et moi ring

Perfect for photos or a miniature plait of hair

Preserved Paper Flower Mourning Funerary Shadow Box dermay Additional Details Date: Early 1900sPaper flowers have been used for centuries for religious offerings, decoration and memorials. During the mid 1800s women often kept busy with various crafts like needlepoint, embroidery, beadwork and creating paper flowers. Many books were available outlining the processes for many of these crafts at the time. Often times real flowers did not survive the long trip to the cemetery making paper flowers a better choice. These paper wreaths were used as