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most associated with ancient Roman glass where used for perfumes and oils
very often portrayed hunting on horseback as here (according to the tale she kept her husband from straying by joining him on hunts
with its own particular personality
Here we've got A-Z plus an extra G and D
10 7/8" tall x 4 1/16" wide and deep
1831 Pennsylvania Frakur Bookplate, Property of Elizabeth Moller pretty tray most associated with ancient RomanI bought this one in Pennsylvania a couple of months ago, and that is surely where it originated. I just couldn't resist the beauty of the lettering, and the color (oh, the richness of that red) on this. I believe I am correct that the last name is Moller (fraktur lettering can be a bit of a challenge for me!) and have found a few Mollers in PA but have not definitively placed her. Surely Elizabeth didn't have many possessions, but prized the ones she
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