Emma Dilmore's Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Bird on Branch early english motto dish I believe it dates to

I believe it dates to the 1930s

and look of old pearlware in general

which appeared on a series of shirts c

and certainly could be used as such--and I must say it makes a very strong argument for the return of buying blocks of ice and chipping ice by hand

Emma Dilmore's Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Bird on Branch early english motto dish I believe it dates toOne more marvelous bird from a young Emma Dilmore, this one a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year watercolor to her Aunt (Nonnie?), early 1890s based on others in the batch. I'm not quite sure what breed of bird with this fantastic rainbow of tail feathers, but just my sort! With a pale pink watercolor bottom border with yellow stripe a separate piece of paper adhered as trim to the larger one. Clearly some loss across the top and a rough right edge,