Wolf Rescuing Ram, c. 1860s Framed Antique Prattware Jar Lid, “The Snow Drift” Japanese pigment and I really love that

and I really love that all of the pieces are shaped like tools (specifically intended to represent farm tools from what I’ve read

and I love there fact that the configuration of entertaining bodies of these two reminds me a lot of the form of a Charles Moore

1920s-30s or so would be my guess

so would think this dates to the first quarter of the 20th c

with interactive dials allow one to scroll through a range of "special flags" and "alphabet flags" which correspond to flag positions and codes

Wolf Rescuing Ram, c. 1860s Framed Antique Prattware Jar Lid, “The Snow Drift” Japanese pigment and I really love thatIts the subject that attracted me to this one, which is a framed English Prattware pot lid, c. 1860, made after a print by Henry Edwin Landseer I believe. Prattware refers to the underglaze polychrome printing process, invented in 1847 by Felix Pratt of Fenton, Staffordshire, and making use of three color plates plus a black key plate. The image has a fantastic sharpness and clarity to it, and of course I love this kindly wolf defying its nature to