c. 1850s-60s Transformation Card, Two of Spades handthrown vessel (Another example I found online

(Another example I found  online appears to have sold for just shy of $400

decorating the top corners as well

One last one from a number of drawings I've list by the same (surely quite young) maker

very good condition with a beautiful patina and I believe quite a bit of age

considering what a lot of love and work went into creating him

c. 1850s-60s Transformation Card, Two of Spades handthrown vessel (Another example I found onlineThis c. 1850s 60s transformation card looks very much as if hand drawn in ink, but I think must be printed, because I've found documentation of a few decks out there produced by Maclure, McDonald and Macgregor, Manchester, England, that feature it. Incorporating the pips on playing cards into characters and scenarios, transformation cards first emerged in the very early 1800s in Europe, as the standard form for playing cards had become fixed, and