Juniper Branch with Berries, 1831 Signed Watercolor with Hand-written Poem on Reverse cylindrical vase with what looks like a

with what looks like a  swath of matching fabric draped over the side of whatever it is she is resting her hand upon

but super sweet

So when I spotted this and one other of her prints at an antiques shop recently

or perhaps could be put to use in a new way

which in 1906 was this this cloisonné plate to mark the occasion--and what a lot of work went into each of them

Juniper Branch with Berries, 1831 Signed Watercolor with Hand-written Poem on Reverse cylindrical vase with what looks like aA sprig of deep blue Juniper berries, so delicately rendered and so pretty. Watercolor on laid (the paper itself watermarked 1827) with the watercolor signed and dated July 26, 1831 in ink at lower left. And with a handwritten poem, suggesting this was made as a token of friendship (as seems most everything was in the 1830s!), on reverse: "Love is like the shadow seems when the beam first lights the skies Friendship is the shadow thrown when the day