Madame Bovary Silk Velvet Tabletop Square Frame in Riviera Blue (#7) bat these collectable carnival prizes were

these collectable carnival prizes were known as "fairings" in the Victorian era and were typically used on household dressers to hold small items like pins

characteristic of rugs from the Caucasus region

Published by Pointed Leaf Press

5" W x 7" H

This piece showcases the refined craftsmanship of the French Empire period

Madame Bovary Silk Velvet Tabletop Square Frame in Riviera Blue (#7) bat these collectable carnival prizes wereIntroducing Anke Drechsels latest creation: embroidered silk velvet tabletop picture frames. This square frame is crafted in her signature riviera blue velvet and embroidered with a delicate floral design by master artisans in her atelier. Designed to hold a 8" W x 8" H picture or artwork, this frame brings a handcrafted touch to a mantel or tabletop. Details approx. 12" L x 12" H 8" W x 8" H opening Silk velvet, glass not included Stands on easel