Early, Ultra Sharp Cased Tintype of Bored Looking, Finely Dressed Young Woman antique berlinwork which reads as follows: "Edwin

which reads as follows: "Edwin Clark drew these to amuse Ella when a little girl and she finds them when she is 64 years old where she has carefully preserved them in hers and Sophy's desk and looked them over when resting and enjoying her garden

as if they were put away in a box and never touched

3 11/16" across at handle

It came from the collection of artist Richard Fleischner

as if to be omitted from the final version

Early, Ultra Sharp Cased Tintype of Bored Looking, Finely Dressed Young Woman antique berlinwork which reads as follows: "EdwinUltra sharp and crystal clear with rich detail and tonality, this cased photo is I believe a tintype, under glass though it is sealed and so I haven't opened it. I just love her, looking bored and a bit dejected, but very pretty, and finely dressed, with cameo at her neck, black ribbons at her wrists, and a ring on her index figure. Feels like being 14 or 15 to me! With her elbow resting on a side table covered in floral fabric, and ruffles at the end