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Husband and Wife
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Pair of 19th century folk art carved heads of a husband and wife. The
tops of the heads are flat and the head of the man has a hole on top.
For what reason remains a mystery. Found in Illinois.
Available at Anonymous Works.
Available at Anonymous Works.
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1 comment:
And let us hope they did not have offspring!
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