The pink-red decoration on this one comes from Ben Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanack (there were a whole series of these illustrating different "maxims")
All nicely aged and in great structural shape
who I think may have been responsible for the beginning section in where are a series of neatly transcribed poems about seashells and spring days
wooden game board is covered with a printed green
and with these almost wave-like patterns of decoration animating the rest of it
Woman with Fat Rolled Curls, Wonderful Antique Carved Bust Willem Klinj The pink-red decoration on thisPurchased from a New Hampshire based dealer, I am not certain the origins of this beauty, but presume she's European, and certainly quite old (based on the hairstyle I would guess mid 18th c.), with a patch of what I believe are worm holes on the left side of the bust. I love her not quite symmetrical face, which makes this feel much more like a specific portrait than a generalization, and especially the fat, rolled curls of her hairstyle, which make