Harmony Kingdom Grapes Lord Byron Wailing Wall Cabala HG4GR Archive

Measurements: Approximately 3.82 inches long × 3.15 inches wide × 1.73 inches high. Weight: Approximately 8 oz.

Harmony Kingdom Grapes HG4GR. Lord Byron’s journey takes him to Israel and the Wailing Wall, with a scene of spiritual discovery hidden inside a cluster of grapes.

Details at a Glance

• Condition: Excellent archive-kept condition; no chips or damage visible.
• Included: Original packaging, any original paperwork accompanying your particular Archive example, and an AtopTheTables Certificate of Authenticity & Provenance.
• Series: Lord Byron’s Harmony Garden, Chapter IV
• Edition: 7,292
• Interior: Lord Byron at the Wailing Wall, studying The Cabala
• Provenance: Former Harmony Kingdom Archives, Archive Lot HK133.

Original packaging may show minor storage or handling wear consistent with its age and years in company storage. Please review the photographs as part of the description for condition and contents.

Collector’s Story

After his Egyptian adventure, Lord Byron continues up the Mediterranean coast to Israel. Inside Grapes, his travels bring him to the Wailing Wall, extending Harmony Garden’s miniature world into another historic setting.

There Byron becomes a master of The Cabala, and the inner workings of the cosmos reveal themselves to him. The story moves from physical travel to spiritual discovery, all tucked inside an exuberant cluster of grapes.

Released as part of Chapter IV of Lord Byron’s Harmony Garden, Grapes was produced in an edition of 7,292.

From the Harmony Kingdom Archives

We acquired this piece from former Harmony Kingdom company Archives inventory dispersed at auction in August 2026, as part of Archive Lot HK133. These pieces remained in former Harmony Kingdom company storage until the Archive was dispersed.

We include an AtopTheTables Certificate of Authenticity & Provenance documenting your piece’s connection to the Archives.

Original Archive Contents

We include the original materials that accompanied your particular example in the Archives. When an identification card, mini brochure, or other original paperwork accompanied it, we include that material even if it is not shown in every photograph.

Some Archive examples did not contain paperwork. We do not add replacement or duplicate materials.