Set of C. 1930s Quilt Block Patterns in Original Envelopes Brazilian Fiori Forno coffee pot with the flip side untouched

with the flip side untouched

Well stuffed

with one side definitely better than the other

Perhaps his arms were replaced at some point as they are of a slightly lighter wood--but they have good age to them if so (with a few fingers lost)

I found another of a very similar animal form in a very similar manner described as a fox (image included in photos)--that one 19th century and described as carved by a shaman for a hunter to carry as as a sort of amulet or charm

Set of C. 1930s Quilt Block Patterns in Original Envelopes Brazilian Fiori Forno coffee pot with the flip side untouchedFound at a flea market in Adamstown, PA, which seemed just the right place to find them, this is a set of 7 printed quilt square patterns in their original envelopes, plus an eighth envelope that is empty, c. 1930s I believe. In most are thin pieces of cut paper templates for each piece of the pattern. I think they're great looking things, with the color printed in all cases but one, where it was watercolored by hand. Each envelope measures 6 1 2" x 3