Mid 19th C. Apothecary Bottle with Luisa Wells' Hand-drawn Bird and Note Adirondack painting but I had never come

but I had never come across a Wilson Walkie

which is wonderfully worn

and might use for holding pens and pencils or paintbrushes if not as a smallish vase

each iteration is very much its own special thing reflective of the stills

There appears to be perhaps one tiny hairline crack on the bottom underside at one edge - documented in the last

Mid 19th C. Apothecary Bottle with Luisa Wells' Hand-drawn Bird and Note Adirondack painting but I had never comeI am perpetually in search of drawings like this bird, and all the better that this one was drawn then affixed to this French apothecary bottle. It is signed by a Luisa Wells, with a handwritten note above that is a bit hard to read, but appears to be addressed to a Master Gaines White (or similar), who Luisa writes "is a fine scholar and learns well." And so I believe Luisa was likely Master Gaines' tutor, and that she likely travelled to France, and