Two Balls in Cage with Chain Old Whittled Whimsy German crayons where she studied wood engraving

where she studied wood engraving under Noel Rooke

David Gil founded Bennington Potters in Bennington

which look fantastic anyway you put them

African and made of ebony

I would guess the wood is ebony

Two Balls in Cage with Chain Old Whittled Whimsy German crayons where she studied wood engravingAnother carved whimsy, this one I'm pretty certain the oldest of my latest lot. I love how visceral the hand of the carver is in this one, and with the chain terminating in the cage with two balls, it's a nice one to hang on the wall. The balls are tight in the cage and prone to getting stuck in one spot, but they will roll around with a little assistance! 12" long x 3 4" wide and deep. Links are about 1 3 8" long each and cage is 4 3 8" long. Clearly