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Rice starch has been a traditional ingredient in body and face powders for hundreds of years having a smooth feel and a very absorbative quality
like the Burghley Nef
each being particularly large and wonderfully decorative and surviving from the late estate of William Owen (1907-1996) and the middle part of the twentieth century
emblazoned in joined scripted white stitch
This well detailed bust has the look of a fairly modern face portrayed as a classical goddess or nymph
A Mid-19thC Gilded & Painted Plaster Bust of a Young Queen Victoria sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Rice starch has been aOrigin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Width: 13. 5 Height: 21. 75 Base Diameter: 7 (all at extremities) The well sized three quarter plaster bust of Queen Victoria, with wear and weathering commensurate with age, shown in her younger years and in ceremonial garb, to a circular socle plinth, the crown painted in gilt and with remnants of original paint elsewhere and surviving from the mid Victorian period. There are
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