CAKE, Perfectly Pink (Marie Antoinette-esque) 10 Inch Antique Stencil Painted Tin Haitian artist Not a whole lot out

Not a whole lot out there about him

Quite an interesting piece of history I think

A very rare one to find--a sampler of wool flannel textile samples from the Amana Society (1867-1932)

meaning that one must turn each block back and forth 90 degrees to get it over the post and onto the base

CAKE, Perfectly Pink (Marie Antoinette-esque) 10 Inch Antique Stencil Painted Tin Haitian artist Not a whole lot outI have a special weakness for old cake tins and chests, specifically those that have CAKE stenciled across their fronts. I think because CAKE is one of the best words ever, and also because it makes the tin feel like a present and a promise of marvelous delights. And this one, in old pink paint and rust here and there, seems about as perfect an encapsulation of the inherent tensions within Marie Antoinette's famous cake eating mantra as could be. Very