Archery (The Archeress), c. 1830-40s Staffordshire Child's Mug curated vintage gifts This was the first thing

This was the first thing that caught my eye as I walked into a show in Bath

In very good condition with the perfect amount of wear and screw-in hooks still in it for easy hanging

and I'd be pretty tempted to remove at least a few of them to put in frames and hang

and the number of eggs gathered from the hens

I assume this double-sided 13 was once part of a carnival game or something like that--or perhaps it marked an especially challenging obstacle on some sort of course

Archery (The Archeress), c. 1830-40s Staffordshire Child's Mug curated vintage gifts This was the first thingI can never resist an archeress, and really love that it is the sole girl here who holds the bow and arrow, while all the boys look on. With a nice big red target at the other end of the field, already holding three arrows, though no bullseye yet. A lesson in love and power for the kids of the early 19th century! 2 13 16 t x 2 7 8 d x 3 13 16 at handle. Overall very good condition, minimal crazing, with one tiny chip to the lip, primarily visible from