Lovely Old Miniature Folk Art Crib with Curious Copper Lining annotated school book who made this in Miss

who made this in Miss Adams' classroom

I'm always on the hunt for rare antique watercolor sets

This fabulous tabletop sculpture of two lumberjacks sawing a log is the wonderful work of Emile Bluteau (1931-

who taught at Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia

While I do love the fancy curlicues and colorful dyed splints of MicMac baskets

Lovely Old Miniature Folk Art Crib with Curious Copper Lining annotated school book who made this in MissI've got a weakness for the crib as a form nice long lines plus pretty arches on the rockers below and head and foot boards at either end. And I think this is a lovely old one, with a curious copper lining, the purpose of which I am not sure, but which was carefully crafted to fit snugly inside, and which can also be removed as one piece. Perhaps to be a mini planter, or to hold cigars! 8 1 8" l x 3 1 4" w x 4 15 16" t. One repaired horizontal split