Seat Too Large, Seat Too Long, Lovely 19th Century Black Ink Perspective Drawing of a Chair tiny cookie cutter pieces by widely renowned and

pieces by widely renowned and influential ceramicists Edwin and Mary Scheier pop up more frequently around here than in most  places

hollow on the inside but very hard on the exterior

and a series of all sorts of geometric forms or symbols

The embroidery along the top edge is especially lovely

though this photograph looks to have been there perhaps from the time it was completed

Seat Too Large, Seat Too Long, Lovely 19th Century Black Ink Perspective Drawing of a Chair tiny cookie cutter pieces by widely renowned andThis one came out of a large c. 1870s century folio filled with all sorts of things, including a whole notebook of geometric perspective drawings, listed separately, and an assortment of handwritten notes on everything from wax flower making to casting. Included were a handful of single pages with perspective drawings and notes (all in black ink) which I think so good on their own I am listing individually, with this page of chair drawings and one