The story beside each scene will be placed on the back of
your framed Victorian print.
#38 THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE (SERENADE)
Romantic gift
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Bonnie
Holden's Victorian Collection
"THE
GINGERBREAD HOUSE"
"THE SERENADE"
Oh, those romantic days when a young man would go
to great lengths to win his lady's favor. In this
scene, the young suitor has just declared his
love by presenting her with a single red rose,
and while approaching the steps, bursts forth
into song. He then pauses in a serenade. The
lovely white cat, awakened from his nap on the
step, sits up and looks on in total perplexity.
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#42 THE DRESS SHOPPE
A perfect fit for the lady who loves clothes |
"THE
DRESS SHOPPE"
In every era, fashion has always been an
important part of a lady's interest, and shopping
for those fashions is both exciting and
pleasurable. On this lovely Spring afternoon two
ladies stop and chat in front of "The Dress
Shop", the one with her venture before her,
the other carrying her new frock in the prettily
tied box. Her young daughter, wishing she were
old enough for lovely long dresses, proudly
carries the hat box containing the new bonnet she
has found that is not too old for her. It also
appears that she and the little kitten have found
each other. If you look closely into each window,
you will see a Victorian dress, the millinery
department, and the busy seamstress either
altering or creating the fashions of the day. |
#21 VICTORIAN SPRINGTIME
A great gift for a little girl's room, or all
occasion |
"VICTORIAN
SPRINGTIME"
The sun is setting and the household of this
charming Victorian single house settles into the
routine of late afternoon; and as was the custom
of the time, the play-weary children await their
father's return from work and the primping for
the rather formal evening meal. The little girl
freshly bathed and dressed in one of her fine
frocks spends this time in an activity which will
assume the protection of her preparation. The
little children on the steps, tired after a hard
day's play, have lost interest in their toys and
await their mother's call and the anticipation of
their father's return.
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