Wonderful Old Handmade Tin and Wood Marble Maze Harold Brown with this fantastic unkempt hair

with this fantastic unkempt hair

These can be configured into molecules/sculptures via wooden dowels of shorter and longer lengths as well as coiled springs

with "Compliments of the Sandusky Cement Co" in gold on one side and the card back with two Medusa heads on the other

There is a "start" hole and and an "out" hole molded into the clear plastic

Frederick Hurten Rhead (1880–1942) was a ceramicist and a major figure in the Arts and Crafts movement

Wonderful Old Handmade Tin and Wood Marble Maze Harold Brown with this fantastic unkempt hairOne of my very favorite things found at Brimfieldbeautifully crafted, marvelously graphic, and really, I think, quite a perfect thing. Concentric grooves were carved into the wood, into which strips of cut tin, with folded over top edges, were laid, creating a labyrinth for a marble to make its way through with the aim of reaching the center. And what a satisfying destination, with welded "roof" and open door on one side. Just lovely. Early 20th c. I