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an engraving for a zoological volume I am not certain (though I'd guess the former)--whatever the case
but then those hand-stitched black whiskers are wayyy farther down
(It also details a bunch of variations on solving it
surely by a school child
Joined by tiny nails--specifically whole clusters of them where the legs meet the seat of the chairs
Funky, Folky 1970s Swirl Clay Planter antique sale sign an engraving for a zoologicalSuper 1970s but also to my eye rather transcendent; this feels to me as much like a piece of end of day pottery (or slag glass) vessel as it does something made for market, though I believe it was produced by Ron Allen Comanche Pottery (Comanche, Texas, also with production in Oxford, Mississippi and Lumberton, North Carolina.) Since finding this one I've turned up images of a few others the forms, with what look to me like applied ribs (a clever nod
