Farewell, Mid 19th Century Forget Me Not, Foil and Paper Flowers Under Glass william bone I wouldn't usually go for

I wouldn't usually go for a Biblical engraving--this one dating to 1846

I've had a good handful of individual dried seaweed specimens over time

I love the intensity and focus expressed in that face

or metaphorically trapped underground (closeted) and about to come out

I can find pretty much nothing out there about the Penn Art Crayon Co of Easton

Farewell, Mid 19th Century Forget Me Not, Foil and Paper Flowers Under Glass william bone I wouldn't usually go forI found a forget me not token of love friendship along the lines of this one earlier this year, and have kept a keen eye since as I think they're very charming and not easy to find! Happily, at an estate sale this past weekend I snatched up a handful, which very well might all of have been made by the same person, most likely a young woman, some 150+ years ago or so. Gold foil and paper flowers arranged carefully under glass, lending quite a sense of