Description
it has lost part of the roof on one side
A bit of research reveals that it is in fact a Victorian era invalid carriage --I've included an advertisement from the 1890s featuring one very similar
But most of all I love the dangling legs of the baby
gridded paper
The face and details appear to be pyrography
Nice c. 1930 Acoma Pueblo Vase with Long Neck coliseum it has lost part ofI'll always grab an older piece of Acoma pueblo pottery when I can immediately recognizable for the bold, graphic dark brown black and rusty orange hand painted patterns against white body, which win me every time. This is a good example, a vase with a nice long neck, in good condition, lovely all the way around. . There is some writing on the underside in graphite which I can't quite discern, but looks to say New Mexico and I believe the year 1930,
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