Victorian terrariums

Once upon a time, you could purchase a lion cub on the streets of Shoreditch. At the Club Row Animal Market, just north of Bethnal Green Road, every Sunday the cobblestone road would transform into a theatrical scene where the whoop of monkeys, the howling of dogs, the singing of exotic birds and th

Isn't this the best architectural-form Wardian Case you've ever seen? It reproduces the Crystal Palace Exhibition in London in 1851. via Terrariums are generally credited with being invented by a gentleman named Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward. He invented them during the Victorian era and created a style of glass case with a metal frame that was very popular during the era. These terrariums were called "Wardian Cases" after Ward.

Leaded art glass terrariums influenced by the Victorian feel and a Geodesic Dome top.

unique metal home accessories . . . metal benches, terrariums, tables, chairs to enhance your garden and home. Bring interest with unique items that are not only practical but interesting.

Hello, I bought a new plant from Trader Joe's for my Victorian Terrarium. It is called Nematanthus, or commonly the "goldfish plant." If you look closely at the little flowers they do resemble goldfish. It is very sweet. ~Donna~

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Ken Marten is a creative Londoner whose fantastical terrariums are inspired by natural objects and beautiful Victorian inspired bits of nature.

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Last week's Third Thursday in downtown Pittsfield brought Susan and me out to experience the eclectic gathering of musicians, food mongers, nonprofit promoters, assortment of hand-made jewelry offerings and the like. The evening weather was a delight and those strolling North Street, jovial.