and even better for the hand-written notes on the reverse
I believe most likely it was made to function as a tea caddy (there are some very fine 19th c example of tea caddies in the form of houses)
early 20th century I would think
Good for hanging from one nail on the wall or just setting somewhere--or use it as a door knocker
6" x 5 " x 5/16" and in good condition
Peter Passuntino Portrait of Man in Striped Shirt, 1960s trapped rabbit and even better for theA couple more works on paper today by Peter Passuntino (b. Chicago, 1936), dating to the 1960s this and a second portrait, which I think may both be self portraits. I find them both very full of life, and very human, and the handling of the stripes on this shirt really does it for me! Somehow makes me think both of Alex Katz and Francesco Clemente, really quite beautiful. 13 7 8" x 10 3 4". Ink, inkwash, watercolor, charcoal. Tearing folding along