Early 18th century gilded statue of Maria Immaculata (Alpine) bags

Early 18th century gilded statue of Maria Immaculata (Alpine) bagsThis is a most beautiful statue that was most likely made in the Austrian Alps around 1700. It's carved and gilded wood and with the typical symbolism for Maria Immactulata it shows Mary standing on a globe around which a dragon snake is wrapped. The beautiful little base below is probably not as old, but still antique. 12. 5 inches high (32 cm). Exquisite piece. Shipping note. Because antiques often need to be insured, we do NOT state shipping costs.

Our La Lune embroidery takes centre stage on a fabulously soft and shimmering silk velvet drawstring bag

you can add a good quality British-made poly-cotton cushion pad with synthetic filler (we know many of you avoid feathers)

You can order the standard edition of the deck here

There may be tiny dings or marks in the wood – this is part of the process of making the boxes and is normal

The heart is backed with the silk-velvet that we know you love

Fully lined in a gold pure silk cut from a vintage obi

Varnished with semi-matte varnish so that the varnish is not too shiny

70 of these were made available on the morning of January 16th across the two shops and sold out

This White Rabbit is very close to the image that we used on our Alice Tarot

It is hinged - and the clasp is in great condition with a good safety chain

use as bookmarks or maybe even for decoupage and collage

Lovely side plate in one of the more hard-to-find Ashworth's Chinoiserie patterns