Walter Addison Mid-Century Pottery Trivet: Squares in Squares two dogs which became a force in

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I'm not especially interested I'm relics of war for their historic value

I might keep this one on the desk topping a pile of papers--perhaps bills to be paid

This is a charming antique schoolhouse slate chalkboard with a wood frame

Walter Addison Mid-Century Pottery Trivet: Squares in Squares two dogs which became a force inI haven't found much on the Walter Addison who made this trivet, except for an auction record for a beautiful ceramic lamp from a Rhode Island estate sold at auction that noted his dates as 1914 1982. I found this and one other, listed separately, together in Connecticut, attributed to him by the seller (the backs are signed simple Addison) and just thought they were lovely. Definitely mid century, with satisfying matte glaze. I love this one for