Early 19th Century American Homespun Wool Embroidery Candle Mat kid drawn ) It appears he one

) It appears he one may have had longer legs and feet but I’m not totally sure—if lost

is a great set to actually play with

but I'm not sure) to the wood on the handle nearish the head of the brush--but sill very lovely

but I do know if came from Ethiopia

The set includes 16 clay and 1 wood marble and what I believe it a pretty old fabric pouch in which they came

Early 19th Century American Homespun Wool Embroidery Candle Mat kid drawn ) It appears he oneA small wonder, rare survivor and one just wants to pet it! It really never ceases to amaze me that things like the have endured. Early 19th century New England I believe, homespun, hand dyed wool on handwoven linen cotton, this would have been made as a candle mat, though with no cloth backing, perhaps it was never finished for use. Some stitches lost to the needlepoint rose and orange ground at center, but quite stable, and the fluffy wool perimeter