Paper-mache Canadian goose. Nice, primitive look! 12" L x 5" H. great all year!

Featured Artisan is Hope Angier.

Hope Angier is a nationally recognized Maine artist known for her hand-painted theorems. Inspired by 18th and 19th century folkart, Hope hand paints each original piece, and no two are exactly alike! Extraordinarily rich in color, her work has been showcased in many outstanding magazines! This Winter theorem is framed in a 2 1/2" W faux grained wooden frame with bead and corner blocks. Staggeringly beautiful and rich looking!

20" x 23"

Signed by the artist.

Inspired by a piece in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller collection in Williamsburg, Virginia. Hope has done her own version of this beautiful and classic design. Simply gorgeous to look at; an heirloom to treasure!

11" x 13"

Signed by the artist.

Always in touch with primitives, Stein country collections are perfect in every way! These pomanders are made of old-looking fabric and then Barbara has sewn tiny jet beads all over the pomander! The work involved in these is incredible!
Approximately 3-4"Dia.


$18.00 Each

Another in the line of pure genius from Stein! Made of aged calico, the bird has matching wings! Hatpins and needles are stuck in randomly, and the look is a delight! Please let us choose a color for you; these are the 2 we offer and you won't be disappointed, we promise you.

6 3/4" W x 5 1/2" H.


$44.00 Each