Mary and Edwin Scheier c. 1950s Copper Glazed Footed Bowl, Signed nesting eggs I believe these would be

I believe these would be called “Double Happiness” domino cards

Having bought and sold a fair number of brushes

this nature of the carving leans more toward rustic than super refined

Maine on the underside of the base

How could I resist a trade card that also delivered fortunes based on the shape of one's hand

Mary and Edwin Scheier c. 1950s Copper Glazed Footed Bowl, Signed nesting eggs I believe these would beVery rare for me to come across a piece by Mary and Edwin Scheier that is within my reach, but here this beautiful small footed bowl with coppery glaze I just stumbled upon in Maine, in mint condition 1950s I believe, from the period during which they were teaching at the University of New Hampshire. To my eye a pretty perfect thing. More about the Scheiers, from Cranbrook Art Museum's website: Mary and Edwin Scheiers lifelong collaboration began in