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Spratt, Grocer to her Majesty, miniature shop for the Royal Children
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Spratt, Grocer to her Majesty, miniature shop for the Royal Children
KDC449050 Spratt, Grocer to her Majesty, miniature shop for the Royal Children, Swiss Cottage, Osborne House, Isle of Wight (litho after a photo) by English School, (19th century); Osborne House, Isle of Wight, UK; (add.info.: Model shop made for the use of Queen Victorias children; the Swiss Cottage was designed in 1853 by Prince Albert and the furnished cottage was given by him and Queen Victoria to the princes and princesses on Queen Victorias birthday, 24 May, 1854; the intention was that the cottage would be a place for the royal children to play but also to learn housekeeping, domestic economy, cookery, gardening and how to entertain guests; Osborne House, designed and planned by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, was a favourite home of Queen Victoria until her death there in 1901; ); English, out of copyright
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This print captures the enchanting miniature shop of Spratt, Grocer to her Majesty, located in the Swiss Cottage at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight. Designed by Prince Albert in 1853 and gifted by him and Queen Victoria to their royal children on Queen Victoria's birthday in 1854, this model shop served as a place for both play and education. The intention behind this charming cottage was not only to provide a space for the princes and princesses to indulge in games but also to learn important life skills such as housekeeping, domestic economy, cookery, gardening, and entertaining guests. It was an instructive haven where they could explore various aspects of daily life while having fun. Osborne House itself holds great significance as it was meticulously planned and designed by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. This beloved residence became one of Queen Victoria's favorite homes until her passing in 1901. In this vintage postcard-like image captured by an English School artist from the 19th century, we are transported back in time to witness a slice of British royalty. The replica model shop stands proudly amidst lush greenery with its intricate details beautifully preserved through lithography after a photograph. This print is not just aesthetically pleasing but also serves as a reminder of how education can be seamlessly integrated into everyday activities for young minds eager to learn about their world.
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