Early 19th C. British Lacquered Papier Mache Snuff Box, View From Below! antique cup This is one of two

This is one of two pitchers I grabbed on my very first real-world antiquing outing after months of lockdown

delivering a spectrum of yellows and oranges as well as an assortment of logos that read together like found poetry: Little Dandies

Signed on reverse by S

I believe it dates to 1940s and is still quite shiny and super smart looking

a descendant (the great granddaughter

Early 19th C. British Lacquered Papier Mache Snuff Box, View From Below! antique cup This is one of twoSuch a fun one. I'm always delighted by the humor of those Brits in the early 1800s this Georgian snuff box immediately made me think of a Sunderland transferware chamber pot I once had of the same period, with witty verse of the toilet humor variety and a frog inside, waiting with open mouth! This snuff box feels more carnivalesque, as if a window offering a view of a boy uncomfortably trapped inside the box! A rare one, and a great one, which also