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Woolwich Town Hall 1905
The statue, made from polished granite, depicts Queen Victoria with the Crown Jewels and regalia. In one hand, she holds the globus cruciger, or the orb, a symbol of Christianity. She is wearing State Robes, “the crown” (St Edwards Crown), and…
Albert Park 1899
Queen Victoria is holding her hands together on her stomach. The plaque below states her titles and the year the statue was commissioned. The statue celebrates its 120 year anniversary this year.
Victoria Square (Market Square), Christchurch, New Zealand, 1903
A bronze statute of Queen Victoria standing atop a stone pedestal with a marble plaque.
Derry, Ireland, 1898
The statue originally was queen victoria standing in a realistic pose, while holding her handkerchief in her left hand, and her right hand was on top of her left hand. both hands were at rest in front of her in a relatively casual position.
Manchester - Piccadilly Gardens (1901)
The statue itself depicts the Queen sitting on a very large throne with a laced dress. In her hands is a sceptre and an orb, the symbols of a monarch, and on the top of the throne is a bronze depiction of St. George fighting the dragon. The dress…
Market Square, Port Elizabeth, South Africa 1903
It is a fairly simple statue, which is not uncommon for stone statues, in this case, Sicilian Marble. This simplicity of the statue does not mean it lacks detail. The Queen is depicted standing upright and wearing a ground length gown accompanied by…
Derby Square, Liverpool 1906
The statue of Queen Victoria is beneath a dome, surrounded by four pillars, each at the top of an allegorical group, with a summit figure of victory.
Queen's Garden, Ironmarket, Newcastle-under-Lyme, 1903
This traditional decpiction of Queen Victoria shows her holding the ord in her left hand and the sceptre in her right. Her crown is decorated with Tudor roses, and there is a Star of India upon her breat. She wears a textured shawl, with lace at her…
Sheffield, South Yorkshire 1904
This is a statue located in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. The statue is made of bronze materials. The statue itself portrays Queen Victoria in her royal robes and holding her septre.
Newcastle, 1903
Queen Victoria sits underneath a canopy on her throne. The statue is made from bronze. It's now weathered due over a century of exposure to the elements. Pink granite base. It is located adjacent to St. Nicolas' Cathedral. The statue faces west so…
Morley Street Queen Victoria Statue - Bradford, Yorkshire (1904)
The statue stands at 12 feet high. It is made of three tons of bronze. It stands with two flanking lions at her side, and it is in front in a war memorial.
Nottingham - Memorial Gardens, Victoria Embankment (1905)
The statue itself is made to represent the queen’s full body, which stands on a pedestal that is slightly larger than the statue itself. On the pedestal’s sides are four plaques that present different images. The first panel on the front depicts…
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. 1921.
In this statue, Queen Victoria is standing on a Swedish blue marble platform. The words "Victoria R.I. 1837-1901" are engraved into it the base of the statue in golden letters. The Queen is depicted as a young woman and is wearing the robes of the…