though I'd probably set them in an arrangement of objects or hang them somewhere--and am rather fantasizing about a whole wall of these
They are stamped Philippines on the bottom
and I am pretty certain the JK (or KJ) who signed it was also the author of two other ink and watercolor drawings I've just listed with a very similar line
etc from around the world as well as a great collection of clothing
Lovely Matte Green Glazed Early Zanesville Arts and Crafts Vase the mill game though I'd probably set themNo matter how many I buy and sell, a matte green glazed Arts and Crafts vessel will always draw me like a magnet, and I'll never resist them if I can afford them (which is, sadly, not that often the case!) This one, with yellow clay exposed on the bottom, is Zanesville, from Ohio, 1910 20, and I believe was called a "Floral Elephant Leg Vase" (#11). Pieces like this were made using molds, which softened eroded with use, so that decorative surface