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It would make sense for wartime use that the lid be attached via chain to prevent losing it--and happily this yielded these gorgeous weld marks attaching the chain to the lid and back of the vessel
Such a fabulous fellow
I can't resist these old ladies legs machinist calipers when I come across them
I purchase at the incredible estate sale of a Michael Leininger in Melrose
though certainly tiny animals
Silver Washed Fritillary Butterfly, 19th C. Watercolor gouache It would make sense forA couple more today from a group of beautifully executed 19th c. ink and watercolor butterflies, likely done by a young woman, 1870s or so I would guess, this one with the identification hand written at lower left: Silver Washed. How to argue with the beauty and magical feeling ness of a butterfly, and I love this one centered precisely on the white page, as if glimpsed mid air. 9 1 4" x 7 1 4", very good condition.
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