Feeding (and Feeling!) the Rabbit, 19th C. Staffordshire Transferware Child's Mug ellipse stencils and also love the fact

and also love the fact that it seems to have been painted with a purpose: I presume this was done on a page in a gardener's notebook

I particularly like how tense our boy looks

It seems to be quite a rare one--I can really find no equivalent examples out there--and I think just terrific looking

with dots and dash and x's etc used along with color to distinguish each layer

” This seems both a quintessential and a prime example of his work

Feeding (and Feeling!) the Rabbit, 19th C. Staffordshire Transferware Child's Mug ellipse stencils and also love the factA sweet one for the Easter season I thought, and I especially like that imperfections to the transfer make "Feeding the Rabbit" looking very much like "Feeling the Rabbit," which itself could be read literally, and also as if one were filled with the spirit of the bunny. I really like the face on this girl, too, and those fabulous green willow esque trees behind her. 2 5 8" t x 2 3 4" d; 3 3 4" across at handle. C. 1830s. Some staining as evident but