Early 19th C. British Lacquered Papier Mache Snuff Box, View From Below! antique cup a descendant (the great granddaughter

a descendant (the great granddaughter

I'm a sucker for a folk art house of any sort

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

including some ancient Chancay Peruvian woven pieces

Signed on the bottom what appears to be the "ER"

Early 19th C. British Lacquered Papier Mache Snuff Box, View From Below! antique cup a descendant (the great granddaughterSuch 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