An Unusual Collection of Thirteen Wooden Printing Picture Blocks, Each Depicting Electroliers c.1910 sub-Curios ‘I bought some Armageddon cheese

‘I bought some Armageddon cheese today

a tube of glass was heated on one end until the form of a ball was obtained and various colours of glass were then used like paintbrushes to imitate the natural colours of the eye

suitable for those who delight in art that not only bears real quality but also the ability to make even the most stonehearted oaf break into an affectionate smile

the rowel spur is shown upon the first seal of Henry III and on monuments of the 13th century

The interior is essentially divided into four compartments

An Unusual Collection of Thirteen Wooden Printing Picture Blocks, Each Depicting Electroliers c.1910 sub-Curios ‘I bought some Armageddon cheeseOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: N A Date: c. 1910 The Largest: 5 x 6. 5 inches The Smallest: 2. 5 x 3 inches Other measurements available on request The bakers dozen hand cut printing blocks, each in the form of Edwardian period electroliers depicting various sizes, shapes and styles. The condition of the blocks is excellent, and they remain un cleaned so most of them are half blackened with ink. If properly cleaned they