Mary Baker's Yellow House and Flowers, Crayon Drawing, 1917 pair of frames 3 7/8" t x 3

3 7/8" t x 3 3/4" w x 4 1/8" deep (long)

This is the definitely the first carved whimsy chain I've ever seen with canoes carved into the middle of it--such a fun one

6" long x 3/8" x 1/8" when open

--of our bespectacled man) and what a wonderful array of details and patterns packed into it

the other 10 7/8" tall including handle of the axe

Mary Baker's Yellow House and Flowers, Crayon Drawing, 1917 pair of frames 3 7/8" t x 3This is one of several crayon drawings done by a Mary Baker, a couple of them signed, and one dated 1917, surely done when miss Mary was in grade school. It looks to me like a cemetery to the right of the yellow house, with old tree in between, perfectly counterpointed by these fenced beds of exuberant flowers in the foreground, so good. 8 1 4" x 5 15 16" and in good shape, with a small fold to lower right corner.