Woman at the Sea, Victorian Oil Painting in Gold Frame lead toy figures which from what I understand

which from what I understand are likely a mixed set (based on its size

A few small chips to veneer on one short side the bottom

) Perfectly executed

as does END carved into one side

A pretty fun and curious dish

Woman at the Sea, Victorian Oil Painting in Gold Frame lead toy figures which from what I understand(A bit hard to photograph on account of the very gold frame I've shot in two different lights to try to give a sense.) Women at the sea became a popular subject for paintings of the Victorian era books have been written all about why, with reasons ranging from the popularization of belief in the healthfulness and curative powers of the sea and salt air, to deeply rooted associations between women and water fluid(ity) etc. (Relatedly, sea moss