Pair of Tetofsky Apples, 19th Century Theorem Watercolor with Printed Text primitive miniature put I don't think I've

put I don't think I've ever seen a "Park There" sign

To my eye a very sweet one

C: 10 3/8" x 4 7/8"

and a star on one faceted side at the top

but most of these temple toys date from the late 1800s through the early 1900s and I would guess the same on this one

Pair of Tetofsky Apples, 19th Century Theorem Watercolor with Printed Text primitive miniature put I don't think I'veI can never say no apples and a bunch of grapes today too; this is one of three later 19th c. theorem style watercolors of fruit I've just listed, found together in New Hampshire. I've bought and sold a number of watercolors of specific fruit specimens done in this manner looking almost like airbrush paintings (and indeed these were likely done by blowing the color with a glass straw, then hand painting the details.) With printed text identifying the