French Car and Motor Oil Collage with Woman's Face (Presumed c. 1930) old clay pot fully equipped and ready to

fully equipped and ready to get to work

In very good condition and in what I assume is their original cardboard box

and I think it's a pretty great one to have galloping across the wall

with not one but two hearts and some flowers along with this great cat

and certainly they provide a history lesson relative to the appearance of world flags at the end of the 19th century and colonies held at that time

French Car and Motor Oil Collage with Woman's Face (Presumed c. 1930) old clay pot fully equipped and ready toEverything about this collage suggests c. 1930 to me, the era when Francis Picabia, Hannah Hoch and many others were creating collages in a similar sort of vein. Schneider, the French automobile manufacturer, went out of business in 1930, and from what I've been able to figure out, all of the other logos, for combination of car companies and motor oil manufacturers, seem right and consistent with the late time period (though it seems Vartray produced