Sun Spots, from Austrian Journal of Popular Astronomy, 1876 Color Lithograph antique bronze chop I'm ever on the hunt

I'm ever on the hunt for old playing cards with no indices

and a line of green grass all around the bottom

a heavily detailed form of traditional Indian traditional embroidery that originates from the Kutch and the Saurashtra regions of Gujarat in North Western India--as well as a perimeter of multi-colored sequins and cut and sewn cotton fabric triangles fringe

Chaudron was a among a great crop of Canadian jewelry designers of that era including Guy Vidal & Robert Larin

I believe it is Danish Modern

Sun Spots, from Austrian Journal of Popular Astronomy, 1876 Color Lithograph antique bronze chop I'm ever on the huntThis striking image of sun spots as they appeared on November 3, 1868, comes from a volume of Zeitschrift fr populre Astronomi (Journal of Popular Astronomy), published by Lith Anst, Graz (Austria), c. 1876. The image itself was created by Ernest Matthey Guenet, who I have found mentions of but not much of anything about. The yellow is slightly more saturated than appears in photos; just lovely and the perfect way to get to stare directly at the sun!