19th C. Token of Friendship Theorem: From a True Friend folk art ducklings which rather makes one want

which rather makes one want to launch into song or start ringing bells

festive feeling hand-painted redware plate feels like just the one to serve snacks on to accompany a pitcher of them

One sees these old verre eglomisé--or reverse painted glass--panels around from time to time

perpetually begging for a treat

It is sold unframed

19th C. Token of Friendship Theorem: From a True Friend folk art ducklings which rather makes one wantIn my book, it's always time for a valentine or token of friendship, and what a lovely one is this, From a True Friend indeed! The text appears to have been block printed, the rest done in watercolor and ink by hand (using hand cut stencils, which is how theorems were made, and, I recently learned, the paint was often blown onto the paper via a glass tube, like a straw; at least so I was told!) A lovely example, and unlike others I've seen mid 19th c.