Victorian Dried Seaweed Pressings, Isle of Wight, #4 (A Pair) victorian old maid I'd use this beautiful shino

I'd use this beautiful shino glazed tea bowl or chawan (I believe it is a chawan rather than a yunomi

black painted details and the perfect orange painted base

The paper has darkened some with age

which I assume was once used to advertise a flat for rent

These wonderful drawings of horses (one on each side) remind me so much of Native American ledger drawings (which are some of my favorite things in the world)

Victorian Dried Seaweed Pressings, Isle of Wight, #4 (A Pair) victorian old maid I'd use this beautiful shinoThese two small seaweed pressings are among a handfulI purchased together, which I think are just exquisitely beautiful! A few of them are signed and dated at bottom, others initialed on back (the smaller of these two is initialed C. A. S), so they represent the work of a few different people, most likely young women, among whom seaweed collecting and pressing was quite the thing during the Victorian era. I love the fact that making these represented