This is a cigarette card from the Godfrey Phillips & Sons company of England, circa 1896, from the Nymph series. "Beautiful woman cards" were a standard theme for cigarette cards, featuring both real and fictional figures. Photographs and illustrations of beautiful stage actresses and the like were a good match for cigarette cards, which served as company advertisements, and there were almost always "beautiful woman cards" in cigarette card sets from any country. This card is from late 19th-century England and is one of the cards from the series known as Nymph by collectors. A nymph is a fairy or goddess that dwells in nature, and the cards in this series vividly depict scenes of nature, such as plants and lakes, and the fairies resting within them. It is relatively rare among British "beautiful woman cards," and is a popular series due to its beautiful illustrations. The card will be shipped in a top loader. Thank you.