Italian Soldier Nine Pin Skittles Set on Rolling Cart, Made for B Altman poisonous plants and remedies it reminds me a lot

it reminds me a lot of one of my favorite objects ever: an early Arikara Native American hide shield held in the collection of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City

Still completely frame worthy as far as I am concerned

with just a bit of loss of gold on the rim around the base

where I think it had just been delivered

The sweetgrass has broken in one spot on the body of the basket and in one area along the edge of the lid

Italian Soldier Nine Pin Skittles Set on Rolling Cart, Made for B Altman poisonous plants and remedies it reminds me a lotI can just picture a Christmas window display at the old B Altman's on Fifth Avenue (c. 1950s or so I think) filled with a bunch of these charming soldier skittle sets, maybe with neatly arranged rows of German nutcrackers on either side! With red and green hats, coats and balls, they really do make for perfect holiday decor, with the added benefit of standing ready for a lively carpet bowling match any time! Complete set of nine pins and two balls on