Late 19th C. Very Densely Doodled Ledger End Page (No. 5, Double-sided) winged woman “Prattware” refers to the underglaze

“Prattware” refers to the underglaze polychrome printing process

I've found it on all of these I've looked at

Immediately reminding me of a Rodin watercolor nude when I spotted him

) I fell in love with this one for its folkiness

then square divided by color into four quadrants opening out to four gateways

Late 19th C. Very Densely Doodled Ledger End Page (No. 5, Double-sided) winged woman “Prattware” refers to the underglazeA couple more today from the same late 19th c. ledger as a few other pages I listed a few weeks ago which had come loose from the bulk of it (which I also have, every page filled with hand written stories interrupted throughout with little sketches akin to these; I want to spend a little time reading it before parting with it, but if interested, let me know!) These doodled end pages are the best though pure visual stream of consciousness delights, and