Gorgeous Set of Four Traditional Japanese Deer Hair Brushes from Former Woodblock Printing Studio 1924 and I presume meant to

and I presume meant to live inside a frame that would conceal the unfinished bottom edge

This one made me very happy to find--an 1802 copy of Aesop's Fables

in absence of legs to sturdy her would most definitely cause her to topple

to which I have compared these copies to check for missing parts

signed AHD along the very bottom edge and dated 1817

Gorgeous Set of Four Traditional Japanese Deer Hair Brushes from Former Woodblock Printing Studio 1924 and I presume meant toOh, I find these the most beautiful things and am loathe to let them go. They are a set of traditional handmade Japanese deer hair printing brushes, sometimes referred to as "peony" brushes from what I understand, after the shape of the flower in bloom. This set, I was told by the (very wonderful dealer) I purchased them, came from a longtime woodblock printing studio in Japan that was closing (which seems the only means of acquiring them) and clearly