The Life of J.E Rhodes Late 19th Century Perspective Lesson Pencil Drawing early 20th century interior Hand-forged wrought iron with rivets

Hand-forged wrought iron with rivets joining individual pieces on the rack

Here's a second batch of Ballantine cans

and now these fantastic bone ones

In magnified photos I see a thin hairline crack running about an inch from the lip on one side

I believe it is Danish Modern

The Life of J.E Rhodes Late 19th Century Perspective Lesson Pencil Drawing early 20th century interior Hand-forged wrought iron with rivetsI found this one along with the sights of Rockland Maine drawing just listed both done one pre printed pages from some sort of booklet of art lessons. Here, presumably J. E. Rhodes himself fulfills a lesson in perspective by filling the open pages of the pre printed book with a summation of his life: "Ed Rhodes, the son of Gideon, was born in 1877. He was blest with large understandings. His feet were so large when he was 2 months old that they hung