Victorian Watercolor of Small Tarn near the Summit of Nan Bield Pass, Lake District, 1861 jointed doll 7" long x 4 1/4"

7" long x 4 1/4" wide x 3/4" tall and weighs a few pounds

While the weaving itself is in terrific shape

I am not certain the year on these but they are definitely quite old

It was made from a fairly thick slab of clay

with some light foxing mostly around the edges and a tiny smudge to the text that would have occurred when wet

Victorian Watercolor of Small Tarn near the Summit of Nan Bield Pass, Lake District, 1861 jointed doll 7" long x 4 1/4"This watercolor comes from a collection of landscape by an unknown artist portraying landscapes from the Lake District and Isle of Wright in the UK popular travel destinations of the era; this was done in 1861. It reminds one that prior to the popularity of picture postcards and personal cameras, making a watercolor would have been the way to document and later share one's travels. This one nicely frames a view of a small tarn near the summit of Nan