Late 19th Century Cyanotype of "Mr. Thayer" on Beach agate and gold They're certainly very sweet and

They're certainly very sweet and nicely done--indeed

It's seen some wear

happily large enough to hold a enough to share with a friend or two

The opening to the jar measures 1 7/8" across

lovely pale purple glaze

Late 19th Century Cyanotype of "Mr. Thayer" on Beach agate and gold They're certainly very sweet andI love this Mr. Thayer, in captain's hat and suit, holding what looks to be a cigar in one hand and pole in the other, with the shoreline behind him. Thayer is a well known name in these parts, and it may be this is William G. Thayer an educator and Episcopalian minister who built a second home and summered in Ipswich (son of Robert Helyer Thayer, a hardware merchant and ship chandler, and Hannah Appleton) and that he is posing at Crane Beach in