Lush Scabbed Peach: 19th C. British Theorem on Paper mid-century ceramics to my mind constituting "art

to my mind constituting "art without intent" for the manner in which crazing to the ceramic has produced this fine network of rust colored lines that run between and among the blue marbled lines patterning the cup

It's got a great patina and a couple of little chips in the wood that I think just add to its character

lamp caskets etc

especially that blue bow around the tugging dog's neck and the little girl's flailing arms and plaid stockings

Lush Scabbed Peach: 19th C. British Theorem on Paper mid-century ceramics to my mind constituting "artI went back to the dealer source of the perfect gouache watercolor theorem pear I offered up last week, and happily found its mate, this gem of a peach. It certainly appears that this one was done by the same person, with the same crisp treatment of a single ripe fruit on cut stem, set off perfectly by a couple of rich green leaves. Like my favorite pieces of stone fruit, though, which show bruises and veins, this peach presents a patch of brown,