Dancing Flowers (and Cucumber?) with Mustached Mushroom Watercolor Postcard pair of face jugs I believe all of these

I believe all of these old Red Cross pins date to the World War I era

Thayer--an educator and Episcopalian minister who built a second home and summered in Ipswich (son of Robert Helyer Thayer

there may be one very small chip (see last photo) but it would not be noticeable with a plant inside

and graduated from the Leningrad Art College in 1955

Dancing Flowers (and Cucumber?) with Mustached Mushroom Watercolor Postcard pair of face jugs I believe all of theseI think this now may be my favorite old hand painted postcard I've found; so good! I am not entirely sure if it is a cucumber or a cactus dancing with the flowers, but I sure love him, and then the pitcher type flower with tall stamen at right. Best may be the mushroom, though, with snail on its head, who looks a bit sad for being immobile and indeed I think it is partially the fact that these personified plants wear rather complex expressions that