Miss Fanny Williams's (Stonington, CT) 1834 School Register With Beautiful Tally Marks and Poetic Insertions dollhouse folk art with losses to either side

with losses to either side : 4" x 2"

And if there were ever a thing constructed in the manner of a penny rug that I was 100% aligned with my sensibilities

" which I'd think would say "exercise caution" but instead seems to be warning against injuring ones self (

this tea pot the most dramatic of all

Les belles pommes

Miss Fanny Williams's (Stonington, CT) 1834 School Register With Beautiful Tally Marks and Poetic Insertions dollhouse folk art with losses to either sideJust a handful of pages here, but I find this quite special. I first grabbed it for the two page spread shown in the first photo the most beautiful and precise set of tally marks I think I've ever seen, tracking the attendance of a group of young male students in the class of Miss Fanny Williams at the District 13 school in Stonington, CT, 1834. But then, digging in, I discovered a few other moments here that bring Miss Fanny very much to life: