Stunning Large Crateresque Vessel, Presumed Emily Rossheim copper 1872 or so based on

1872 or so based on one other set I've found sold at auction that was dated by hand on the underside of the box

this is an early 20th-century British watercolor of Reflexed Stonecrop Flower

who told her husband she “liked mice”

Or carry it as you forage for mushrooms

just a few small spots

Stunning Large Crateresque Vessel, Presumed Emily Rossheim copper 1872 or so based onThis one took my breath away when I found it, to my eye just stunning looking completely at home in the context I spotted it, arranged among ancient pots, and as if it might have just been dug out of the ground, though maybe ion another planet! Signed ER on the underside, I believe it is the work of Emily Rossheim, a much renowned, Vermont based contemporary studio ceramicist widely known for slab built vessels of a similar form but typically finished