Men Conducting Business, Mid-Late 1800s' Wayne B. Blouch, PA Colored Ink Folk Art Drawing scrapbook covers There is a small split

There is a small split in the wood on the top of the box toward the very back left side but it is in overall very good condition

or other little odds and ends

and large enough to be useful as a box but small enough just to set somewhere as a gem of a decorative object

I might guess it has something to do with the end of one decade and beginning of another

A sharp looking modern/contemporary vase

Men Conducting Business, Mid-Late 1800s' Wayne B. Blouch, PA Colored Ink Folk Art Drawing scrapbook covers There is a small splitThis drawing, and several others I am listing, came from a portfolio of drawings by Pennsylvania folk outsider artist Wayne B. Blouch of Lancaster, PA, purchased from the estate of art professor & art historian Jill McKeever Furst, who taught at Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia, PA for over 10 years, which may be when she acquired them. There is not much out there about Blouch except a few sales of work at auction (Garth's; Pook & Pook),