Antique American Geometric Ink and Crayon Drawing Signed W.H. Voorhees carved stone boot and which I'd definitely think

and which I'd definitely think of more as a sculpture than a vase

or bridge

with a nice patina on both and the wood of the handles super smooth

super bright and clear

I love that the color and style of the text is completely different on opposite sides of this one

Antique American Geometric Ink and Crayon Drawing Signed W.H. Voorhees carved stone boot and which I'd definitely thinkTo my eye this drawing is just about a perfect thing, and feels like a happy surprise every time I look at it. I have found mention of a few different W. H. Voorhees', most notably a Mrs. W. H. Voorhees of San Francisco who was active in the temperance movement (mentioned in the local paper on a visit to see her sister in Ohio in 1886), and who donated a campaign ribbon for the first Republican Party presidential campaign (1856) to the San Francisco