Striking (and Evocatively Face-Like) Pair of Antique Framer's Sample Boards, Behind Glass mid-century fans which I mounted in a

which I mounted in a simple white frame

Obvious dryness and cracking as well as paint loss

both connected to the same metal strip that is housed inside the base

And in the best mustard yellow glaze with clay body showing through

meditative effect

Striking (and Evocatively Face-Like) Pair of Antique Framer's Sample Boards, Behind Glass mid-century fans which I mounted in aI bought these last summer from a dealer in Mid Coast Maine with wonderful things and a keen eye for the graphic I paid what I'm asking but wanted to enjoy them awhile, and while offering them up now won't be sorry to keep them forever. They were are display salesman sample boards showing a variety of metal (I believe largely brass) edgings for round, oval and rectangular picture frames. Photos don't do justice, but I find them very beautiful things,