Early Erzgebirge Yellow House and Sweet Little Carved Basket Inuit stone cut print (I forgot to take a

(I forgot to take a photo of full board with mylar overlay

This grinning frog is an example of a sewer tile / end of day pottery piece made using a mold

Yummy and fun

I purchased this piece at the estate sale of gallerist Cynthia Numark Prelack

or in a quiet nook--transportive in a quite way and nicely atmospheric

Early Erzgebirge Yellow House and Sweet Little Carved Basket Inuit stone cut print (I forgot to take aFound separately, but I think they make sweet companions, and I imagine that someone who appreciates the house will appreciate the little carved basket too! The yellow house is a great old German Erzgebirge one, with the paint worn soft just like I like them. The old carved basket was found in Maine and reminds me of a little whimsy. House : 2 3 8" x 2" t x 9 16" thick. Basket: 2 3 8" w x 1 7 8" x 7 8". Both in good condition, sold as a pair. Looks