Ixia, Milla, Blue Babiana, Exuberantly Watercolored Antique Botanical Print, Framed tin bakers cup and an especially good E

and an especially good E in Pentcostal--and for the fact that Pentecostal is misspelled

and scalloped edges everywhere

9 1/16" t x 5 7/8" w x 3/4" d and in excellent condition

which has held on more on the slats of the long sides than the short ones

One could certainly bait the hook with a worm and drop it in still

Ixia, Milla, Blue Babiana, Exuberantly Watercolored Antique Botanical Print, Framed tin bakers cup and an especially good ESince finding a few late 18th century Shaw & Nodder engravings that had been marvelously enhanced by a second round of hand coloring at a slightly later date, I think I've been paying extra attention to how the hand coloring of prints can transform them quite dramatically. This is not a notable print by any means, but the watercoloring on it, specifically that blue, is fantastic, and makes it feel much more like a painting that a print. Feels like