Difference between revisions of "Painted"
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Image:Painted embossed bowl.png|<center> <br>Watson Co. Spoons for the Sea Shore (figural fish) No. 311 (Catalogue p. 37) <br>pennant H mark<br>5-½" <br>Paint applied to an embossed bowl <br> [original in SCIF archives] </center> | Image:Painted embossed bowl.png|<center> <br>Watson Co. Spoons for the Sea Shore (figural fish) <br>No. 311 (Catalogue p. 37) <br>pennant H mark<br>5-½" <br>Paint applied to an embossed bowl <br> [original in SCIF archives] </center> | ||
Image:SCIF painted spoon.png|<center>Paint applied to an embossed bowl <br> [original in SCIF archives] </center> | Image:SCIF painted spoon.png|<center>Paint applied to an embossed bowl <br> [original in SCIF archives] </center> | ||
Revision as of 02:42, 20 April 2022
Painted Santa Catalina Island Souvenir Spoons
Watson Co. Spoons for the Sea Shore (figural fish)
No. 311 (Catalogue p. 37)
pennant H mark
5-½"
Paint applied to an embossed bowl
[original in SCIF archives]
Paint applied to an embossed bowl
[original in SCIF archives]
Santa Catalina Island painted spoon
posted by Cindy Kern 10/2020
Santa Catalina Island painted spoon
posted by Cindy Kern 10/2020
The model for the painted scene in the bowl was the #94 Goeggel and Weidener postcard, published ca. 1902
