Tiny but Glorious Early 20th C. Quimper Dish unguentarium but I'm really glad someone

but I'm really glad someone kept the lid

I believe the 8 ball is from a different set and is more of a bouncy rubber ball

I believe it was created by Thomas Field Mostrom (1959-2005)

leather tongue and ears

which shows a tear along the left edge and a little dark staining  toward the upper left corner

Tiny but Glorious Early 20th C. Quimper Dish unguentarium but I'm really glad someoneI've never gotten hugely excited about Quimper pottery tin glazed hand painted French faience manufactured in Quimper, a town in Brittany but I've completely fallen in love with the tiny dish. Just a perfect, gloriously colorful, completely joyful thing. The right size for laying one tea bag, or a setting a diamond ring before one goes out to work in the garden. The hand painted mark on the underside dates it 1904 22. 2 7 8 d x 1 2 t and in good