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Queen Victoria herself was quite fond of fancy dress and her personal interest in British history and desire for authenticity resulted in the popularity of historical characters and themes for fancy dress balls during much of the nineteenth century
if it were to be personified it would be an Edwardian Leonardo Di Caprio kicking back with a pina colada by the pool in the Bahamas with Al Bowlly crooning in the distance
though they are wonderfully decorative
There are several ‘Britannia Works’ complexes in the UK
A Decorative William IV Period Rexine Upholstered Settee c.1835 sub-Antiques Queen Victoria herself was quiteOrigin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Wolverhampton Railway Station, By Repute Date: c. 1830 40 Height: 27 inches Length: 76 inches Depth: 25 inches The William IV period three seater settee or sofa, covered in the original naturally distressed aubergine brown rexine with loose squab cushion, having scroll arms on well turned and fluted mahogany legs to brass ends, and by repute originally from Wolverhampton Railway Station, survives from the
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