Description
both referring to the brown glaze which originated at Rockingham Pottery in England and then was most famously employed at Bennington Pottery in Vermont
I love the triangle formed by the three figures coming together--the outstretched arms of the little girl on one side
Another nice old turned wooden corkscrew
and composition as a whole
Still very usable and nice hung on the wall
A Case of Necessity Box of Safety Pins Antique Postcard pill box both referring to the brownTerrific graphics on this punny antique postcard produced by the J. I Austen Company, Chicago, which made some good ones! C. 1910 or so I believe. Hard to beat that green box with red liner and perfectly lined up safety pins and pretty clever too. 3 1 2" x 5 1 2" and in very good, unused condition. A bit of foxing staining visible on the background, pretty minor.
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