Sunday, January 27, 2013
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- National Sanitary Cake
- "Pilgrim Preachers Preaching Peace"
- Stone Mask
- "J.A. Havirland's Stupendous Aggregation: Jesse Ja...
- Amateur Surrealist
- Folk Art Walnut Shell Baby Stroller
- Early 1900's Silver Mexican Spurs
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- Early Folk Art Carved Fantasy Root Cane
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- Portrait of the Girl Left Behind
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- 19th Century Folk Art Carved Architectural Head
- Sam Caught His Man!
- CDV of an Amputated Civil War Doll
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- Colored Panel
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1 comment:
I just have to say it...it's too doggone cute!
I have little Japanese dolls, just their heads with a blanket, in a walnut shell that dates back to the late 50s-early 60s.
Never thought of little walnut shell thingies as a fun category.
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