tucked into the mount for "Miss Little" (center bottom first photo) so I pulled the top one out--it is the one tied with flower pattered blue ribbon
This is one of three 1970 marker drawings done by a child depicting specific athletes
I guess it is dappled sunlight that is making these two men appear rather ghostly
or wooden building blocks (of course
I have some feeling they are Japanese
SOLD Solid Bronze Hand with Ring and Cuff, Lovely Large Victorian Paperweight women at beach tucked into the mount forThis hand is a totally different thing than the Victorian hand shaped brass clips one often sees: much larger, very substantial, solid bronze I believe, and with a smooth, flat back, such that it rests flush on the the surface a tabletop in a very believable (and quite lovely) way as if a real hand just resting there. And I must say it feels very calming and comforting as it does! Late 19th century I believe, solid, heavy, really a nice object. 6 5