Lamb and Bird and Shooting Arrow: Early 19th C. Embroidery on Laid Paper baseball scorekeeper I love the rows of

I love the rows of tiny stitches on either side of the open section

I just love the semi-secret bottom drawer that pulls out from one side

with light wear to covers and a tear here and there

which may once have attached him to something or provided a means for hanging him

"religion in the best armor in the world") and a series of drawings of houses

Lamb and Bird and Shooting Arrow: Early 19th C. Embroidery on Laid Paper baseball scorekeeper I love the rows ofSmall, but so charming, and quite an early one I believe, c. early 19th c., silk embroidery on laid, I think European. (If it doesn't sell quickly I'll find an old frame for it and keep it for myself!) Surely it was made as a love token of sorts, with an arrow descending from one of the clouds, and what looks to me like a flaming heart (albeit also rather like a radish or turnip!) nestled in to the left of the tree. With little lamb, colorful bird on