'Tarradale Viaduct, on the Melbourne and Sandhurst Railway' Engraving, c1864 focusing on stoneware using Bendigo

focusing on stoneware using Bendigo clay

Their culture flourished from around 900 BC to around 200 BC

etched with oak leaf decoration

There is some surface loss of plating

Presented on bespoke walnut museum display stands

'Tarradale Viaduct, on the Melbourne and Sandhurst Railway' Engraving, c1864 focusing on stoneware using Bendigoc1864 hand coloured engraving of 'Tarradale Viaduct, on the Melbourne and Sandhurst Railway', an original extract from the Illustrated London News. The Tarradale Viaduct was erected as part of the Melbourne, Mount Alexander and Murray River Railway between 1858 1861, and at the time was one of the largest rail bridges in Australia. Measurements: 15cm x 24cm (Frame: 37cm x 46cm) Condition: Overall in excellent condition. No rips, notable stains, fading