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which are woven into the sides of the basket
it came from a sketchbook of her drawings from that time--when she was teaching at the Harlem Art Center and working at the New York branch of the WPA graphics division
And on the label of the bottle
made by someone a hundred years ago or so with a great aesthetic sensibility I think
and are interchangeable)
Antique Crandall's District School Set (Without Bases, But Fabulous) metal case which are woven into theI first saw a set of these a year of so ago at New Hampshire Antiques Week and have had an eye out ever since. The set, titled "District School" was created by Charles M. Crandall, a 19th century toy maker and inventor who worked in Pennsylvania and New York. Originally housed in a wooden box with paper label, the complete set included slatted bases that functioned as stands for the figures, both standing and seated. Those are missing from this one,
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