Scroll and Crown Flower; Roses and Poem: Double-sided 1848 Theorem Watercolor worlds big tree 1710) to me: famous for

1710) to me: famous for its porcelain figurines

And on the back gray felt to keep it for scratching up the table

This beautiful Native American pottery bowl I am almost positive is Isleta

There is a loop at top from which it could be hung from a wire or ribbon or string--I might suggest from the ceiling so as to float in mid-air like the sun

he’s been beaten up a bit

Scroll and Crown Flower; Roses and Poem: Double-sided 1848 Theorem Watercolor worlds big tree 1710) to me: famous forI could look at early theorem watercolors like this all day, so lush and radiant, with the combination of greens on the leaves here just electric! Those red blooms are pretty electric, too, identified as "Crown flower" below. I like the blankness of the scroll here, as if in perpetual wait for the right words. But then on reverse, a rose with another scroll and a poem too, describing the summer breathing, roses blooming, sunbeams playing, and the