ITEM DESCRIPTION

My Stock Ref:  - #Sept26/misc lot/q1900ty in collective box #SEPT26
  
This is an antique plaster impression of a seal or portrait or similar that were souvenirs from Grand Tours to the continent during the Georgian / Victoria era.
This one depicts the bust of an unnamed Roman Emperor or someone wearing a laurel wreath crown.

Please see close-up photographs provided which form part of the visual description / condition. 
Normal signs of age and use wear. 
There is a bubble on the back and the back edge does have some slight chipping as shown in the photos.
There is also a little area of dirt on the front.

It measures approx. 52mm x 32mm in total.






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Scale is usually an English 1 penny coin which is 20mm in diameter which is just short of 7/8ths of an inch in diameter, or a universal sized Coke can (330ml).


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