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An Interesting Group of Nine 1970s Naïve School Pen & Ink Portrait Pictures sub-Decorative Objects Northwestern was founded when Emersen

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Northwestern was founded when Emersen Bolen invented the match vending machine in 1909

the study set against an atmospheric ground

The pipe is lacking its mouthpiece and stem as the pipe has obviously been used as a display piece for some time

with one or two areas of thinning

the pair of puce pink ground porcelain apothecary jars with white bandings having octagonal labels under glass (LUG) in Latin reading Sacchar: Lactis (Lactose Sugar) and Maranta Opt (Arrowroot) with “Trademark Y G Co 70” to the bases

An Interesting Group of Nine 1970s Naïve School Pen & Ink Portrait Pictures sub-Decorative Objects Northwestern was founded when EmersenOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1978 Canvas Heights: 4. 75 inches Canvas Widths: 3 inches The Wholes: 6 X 5. 75 inches The unusual collection of naive school pen and ink drawn portrait pictures of nine males, drawn onto blank postally unused postcards, some with annotation, and mounted in glazed oak frames surviving from the latter part of nineteen seventies Britain. The pictures are in fair condition.

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