Description

These three dimensional Irish shadow boxes are double mounted and the carvings are gold painted resin on a black velvet background...surrounded by a wooden frame and enclosed with glass. The shadow box comes presented in a gift box with accompanying explanation of the Irish symbol.

Dublin’s Ha’penny Bridge...a cast iron pedestrian bridge on the River Liffey which was opened in 1816 replacing ferries, and acquired its official name from the toll paid at the turnstiles at either side -- one half penny. It is one of the most distinctive landmarks in Dublin today with its graceful span and decorative lamps.

Measures 7.5 inches wide, 7.5 inches tall, and 1.25 inch deep.