19th C. Pennsylvania Watercolor on Laid Paper - Cornucopia and Flowers pre-columbian though perhaps at least someone

though perhaps at least someone out there is still committed to writing with an ink pen and will put it to its intended use

and what appears to be a chipped-off edge in the round "floor" on which the water tank sits

which I guess she never got around to pasting in

It also feels rather as if those stacked sides were made to create a sort of protective armor around the coins stored inside

PA (though there is a Schaeffer school in Lancaster County as well

19th C. Pennsylvania Watercolor on Laid Paper - Cornucopia and Flowers pre-columbian though perhaps at least someoneA somewhat unusual one in my experience, which I know is 19th c. Pennsylvania, ink and watercolor on watermarked laid paper and clearly came out of a notebook. The forms of the flowers and vines and basket are certainly akin to fraktur watercolors, but I've not seen an example, including just in a notebook, so densely packed and precise but also sprawling. Perhaps a sketch for one segment in a larger piece to come, or just doodling. In any case, what