Very Tender 1952 Signed Folk Art Hand-cranked Carousel Emily rossheim pottery --and just really lovely

--and just really lovely

with graphite used to enhance his features and give teeth to that devilish wide smile--and it appears there was once a name written in cursive letters across his chest

and symbolic

it is a bit hard to read the postmarks on this old postcard

I just love her in her black one piece with socks and big red bow

Very Tender 1952 Signed Folk Art Hand-cranked Carousel Emily rossheim pottery --and just really lovelyI found this very very sweet folk art carousel in New Hampshire last week and paid for it about what I'm asking, but it called very loudly to me to be its steward, and I could not ignore the call! The underside of the base tells us that it was created by George P. Denck in the winter of 1952, I'd be willing to bet for a child or grandchild and all signs are that it was much loved and played with. On the carousel which still rotates very smoothly by