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Lace-edged poem valentine, c.1830s-1840s

Lace-edged poem valentine, c.1830s-1840s

Image Reference: 55514
Artist/Photographer: Rock & Co
Measurements: 9 x 12 cm
Collection: Ephemera
Library Reference: VAL1/013
Credit: Bath & North East Somerset Council
Library: Bath Record Office : Archives & Local Studies

Description: Elaborate die-cut scalloped border of embossed flowers and scrolls with panels of pinpricked lace. Oval central panel contains a printed poem: 'The Wish./Wherever you dwell may content your lot./And friendship like ivy, encircle your cot;/May each rosy morn dress'd in mantles of peace./Shed health o'er your dwelling your blessing increase./May gay smiling plenty adorn the fair spot./May sorrow ne'er enter the door of your cot;/May your honest endeavours be crown'd with success;/May you ever live happy ne'er witness distress;/On your neat humble roof may these blessings descent./'Tis a wish free from guile'tis the wish of a FRIEND.'
Produced by Rock & Co., London, No.1.

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