Early-Mid 19th C. Watercolor - Man Tackled By Cow and Horse! American mid-century pottery This is an unmatched but

This is an unmatched but closely related pair of Chinese porcelain ‘Kitchen Ming’ dishes

and I think in ink and I might guess crayon

based in Stonington

and which is actually a brand-name American adaptation of the Native American board game Pachisi

I have enough French to get the gist of the text at left

Early-Mid 19th C. Watercolor - Man Tackled By Cow and Horse! American mid-century pottery This is an unmatched butI couldn't resist this one, which seems a metaphor for many things, with this cow and then horse, too, turning the tables on this man who, one assumes, is the master of the estate. I think to a contemporary eye this might be interpreted in all sorts of ways. And I rather like that there are a few stains on it that look like mud, as if the watercolor itself were a document of the actual messy affair. 9 1 16" x 8" framed. Sight: 7" x 6". Stains and a