Circa 1920s Metal Egg Shipping Crate (Two Dozen) woven wall hanging and for what one imagines

and for what one imagines was this woman's pure pleasure in skating

Maine-based ceramicist Jeffrey Lipton

The cardboard I believe was not too long ago glued to a piece of foam core to stabilize it

which appears between the letters U & S

with a little gap and wiggle--no threat of coming apart

Circa 1920s Metal Egg Shipping Crate (Two Dozen) woven wall hanging and for what one imaginesIn addition to just being a cool thing, I was thinking that this old egg shipping crate, with interior egg holders, could be useful for housing little jars of mixed paint, say, and hauling them around, too, as the box latches up tight. First thing under the lid when you open it up is an old sheet of cardboard with the address of a onetime egg recipient, which shows through a cutout in the top of the box. Under the cardboard then are the metal rimmed