Chas Goodall & Son "Tom Thumb" Miniature Playing Cards, Late 19th Century hide mask mirroring the existing arrangements for

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having my mother read to my brother and me) all of the Oz books when we were kids

The ball is beautifully crafted of a light and darker wood

I would use this gorgeous slab-formed studio pottery plate/platter/tray for serving anything and everything

I really love all manner of old turned wooden cups and goblets

Chas Goodall & Son "Tom Thumb" Miniature Playing Cards, Late 19th Century hide mask mirroring the existing arrangements forI found a matching deck of these cards in the online collection of the British Museum, so know for sure they date to the late 1800s and of course the British Museum should have them, as they are pretty special! They have all my favorite playing card attributes square corners, no indices, and a little bleeding around the red and black edges on the pips all at a miniature scale (cards measure 1 1 4" x 1 3 4".) This is a pretty rare deck from what I've