Dickensian Mid 19th C. Folk Art Wood Carved Figure in Cloak for the entryway Really a special thing with

Really a special thing with a fantastic presence

The earliest iteration of this Murray and Lanman bottle seems to date to the 1850s

O'Driscoll scattered the cards

I believe for wearing it on a chatelaine

terrific ruffles at the knees

Dickensian Mid 19th C. Folk Art Wood Carved Figure in Cloak for the entryway Really a special thing withWhat a character and what a presence this carved fellow is, found in New Hampshire but I'd guess British, looking very Dickensian to me surely an interesting backstory, and with that straight line of a mouth and deep set eyes I think he's got a bit of a young Ebenezer Scrooge aspect. Very expressive face, terrific carved head of hair (which looks rather like an exposed brain!), marvelously delicate little pointed feet, and what drama to the drape of