Merchants Exchange Memorandum: 1865 Ink Sketches by Edwin Clark brass swiss cheese and then two banded patterns

and then two banded patterns around the neck

The manner in which this piece was carved is such that she stands at an angle when viewed from the front--as pictured

at least with some things

with a couple of tiny hairline cracks that don't go all the way through and some dryness to the wood

which highlighted the best of American Machine Age design and craftsmanship in aluminum

Merchants Exchange Memorandum: 1865 Ink Sketches by Edwin Clark brass swiss cheese and then two banded patternsI purchased this and a second just listed together, the other with a handwritten note on it that applies to this one too: "Edwin Clark drew these to amuse Ella when a little girl and she finds them when she is 64 years old where she has carefully preserved them in hers and Sophy's [?] desk and looked them over when resting and enjoying her garden. July 20, 1918, 8: 30 pm." I don't imagine the sketches on this page have any relationship to the