Antique Crandall's District School Set (Without Bases, But Fabulous) catherineholm lotus bowl private and corporate commissions -

private and corporate commissions  - from carving gargoyles for the facade of the Jewish Museum in New York City to twenty-four 4’x4’ panels for the Huffington Library in Culver

It's the one on the right that is the unusual one

feeling to me as holy as it gets

4" tall x 3 1/8" wide x 1 3/4" deep

It's super satisfying to use

Antique Crandall's District School Set (Without Bases, But Fabulous) catherineholm lotus bowl private and corporate commissions -I first saw a set of these a year of so ago at New Hampshire Antiques Week and have had an eye out ever since. The set, titled "District School" was created by Charles M. Crandall, a 19th century toy maker and inventor who worked in Pennsylvania and New York. Originally housed in a wooden box with paper label, the complete set included slatted bases that functioned as stands for the figures, both standing and seated. Those are missing from this one,