Fabulous Lidded Pottery Snake Box ringer's optical illusion cards but both the style and

but both the style and scale of this table and chairs makes me think they were made for a shelf in an architects office

(I am happy to scrape it off before shipping if you prefer

1870 on the reverse

Very late 19th/very early 20th century I believe

Well of course I was going to nab this when I found it

Fabulous Lidded Pottery Snake Box ringer's optical illusion cards but both the style andWell if one is hand building a vessel anyway, why not roll out a long piece of clay so that a snake might slither across the top? And even better than it have a pinkish peachy stripe all the way down its back, and an unglazed area around it making it feel as if its slithering through the sand. This is signed Robinson on the underside, and I think could be an early piece by James Robinson, a studio ceramicist from Keene New Hampshire (very near where I