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Trinket Box with Caton Woodville WWI battle scene
Trinket Box lined with velvet. On lid - a relief after Caton Woodville's painting of a battle scene, signed by the artist, together with Rudyard Kipling's poem - Who stands if freedom fail Who dies if England live Heads of Allied leaders around the sides. Inscribed on base Wacefield Auxiliary Hospital, Croydon. 1915 - 23rd October - 1917. Much as. Matt.XXV.40. Commemorative Ware
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23rd Allied Auxiliary Caton Commemorative Croydon Dies Fail Freedom Heads Inscribed Kiplings Leaders Lined Live Poem Rudyard Sides Signed Stands Trinket Velvet Ware Woodvilles Base
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This stunning print captures a piece of history from the tumultuous era of World War I. The trinket box, lined with luxurious velvet, features a relief after Caton Woodville's powerful painting of a battle scene from the Great War. Signed by the artist himself, this intricate design also includes Rudyard Kipling's poignant poem "Who stands if freedom fail? Who dies if England live?" surrounding the lid.
The sides of the box are adorned with the heads of Allied leaders, symbolizing unity and strength in times of conflict. Inscribed on the base is Wacefield Auxiliary Hospital in Croydon, marking its significance as a place where wounded soldiers were cared for during this devastating period in history.
Dated 1915 to 1917, this commemorative ware serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by countless individuals during WWI. It evokes feelings of gratitude and respect for those who bravely fought for their countries and ideals.
As we gaze upon this remarkable artifact, we are transported back to a time when nations clashed on battlefields and heroes emerged amidst chaos. It stands as a testament to both the medical advancements and military strategies developed during one of humanity's darkest chapters.
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