Set of Four Early Erzgebirge Double (and Double Sided) Houses freemasons Early 20th century I believe

Early 20th century I believe and likely used at a carnival or fair

There are a couple of tiny holes in the bottom

raising $20

Sold as a set of 12 (6 pairs)

both referring to the brown glaze which originated at Rockingham Pottery in England and then was most famously employed at Bennington Pottery in Vermont

Set of Four Early Erzgebirge Double (and Double Sided) Houses freemasons Early 20th century I believeMore wonderful 19th c. German Erzgebirge hand painted housesthese four especially special for all being doubles, joined at 90 degree angles, and painted on both sides. Ill never get over the loveliness of these really old ones with their orange roofs and black grids of windows set against soft blues and creamy whites. So satisfying. 1 1 2 to 1 3 4 each side x 1 1 2 t to 1 3 4 t. Some smearing to the old paint, all to the good in my opinion.