Antique Victorian Celluloid Picture Frame with Cabinet Card Photograph of Girl Holding Doll c. 1900 18th c Delftware I’ve read that a copyright

I’ve read that a copyright symbol was used in the signature after 1955 - although there is no copyright symbol on the signature on this brooch

The Crown pip was worn by a Major in either the Canadian or British army to signify his rank

Measurements (Flat - take the oversized 80s cut into consideration):

but it definitely was a high-end Italian manufacturer

or anyone drawn to elegant period décor

Antique Victorian Celluloid Picture Frame with Cabinet Card Photograph of Girl Holding Doll c. 1900 18th c Delftware I’ve read that a copyrightThis charming late Victorian picture frame retains its original cabinet card photograph depicting a young girl proudly holding her beloved doll, creating a wonderful glimpse into childhood at the turn of the twentieth century. The frame is constructed from a thin embossed celluloid overlay mounted to a substantial cardboard backing, a popular decorative technique during the late Victorian and Edwardian periods. Richly moulded with flowing Art Nouveau