19th C. Stenciled Extra American Vermillion Pigment Crate cream published by W F Jackson

published by W F Jackson & Sons of Salford Manchester in the late 30s/early 40s

The two ends hook together nicely should one want to wear it as a loose bracelet (the smaller one fits me perfectly so perhaps this is the "his" of the pair

Vermont-based contemporary studio ceramicist widely known for slab-built vessels of a similar form but typically finished in more electric colors

and I just think really pretty

His pads and shin guards and glove are all pretty great too

19th C. Stenciled Extra American Vermillion Pigment Crate cream published by W F JacksonI love an old box crate with hand stenciled label, and love this one especially for that label bearing the beautiful word (and color) "Vermillion." I guess it once held paint pigment, and there are traces of the powdered color all over it. And really beautifully jointed corners too. A great once for filling with paint brushes or pencils or whatever and keeping out on the studio table. 8 3 8x 4 1 4 x 3 5 8 t and in good condition, with just a bit of