Man Giveth Up the Ghost, Mid 19th Century Sunderland Lustreware Wall Plaque box with shelves but it gets better and

but it gets better and better as one turns the jam packed pages

I just really like the look of them lined up in a row

but a nice

My guess is that this is meant to be a weasel

I knew nothing of Cockcroft plates when I found these

Man Giveth Up the Ghost, Mid 19th Century Sunderland Lustreware Wall Plaque box with shelves but it gets better andI found another of these 19th c Sunderland lustreware transferware plaques not long ago (that one reading Thou God Seest Me) and went back to my source this week to scoop up one more. I'd never before seen one bearing this phrase, and the combination of its content with the somewhat ghostly feeling appearance (as if in the process of deteriorating to ultimately disappear forever) of the transfer lettering seemed just right. The phrase comes from the