Sackett & Wilhelms Litho Co. Late 19th c. Egg Carriers and Slaughtering Meat Oversized Print Burke pottery bowl Below are extensive interpretations of

Below are extensive interpretations of the meaning of each of these two cards

The tacks themselves are long gone

And a sort of crescent shape on the lid

with a nice big hole for hanging

Sewn onto the linen at lower left is a piece of ruled paper signed by an Emma Merkesell

Sackett & Wilhelms Litho Co. Late 19th c. Egg Carriers and Slaughtering Meat Oversized Print Burke pottery bowl Below are extensive interpretations ofThis is an original 2 sided late 19th c. oversized print on wove paper, which came from a trade publication titled "The Growth of Industrial Art" published by Sackett and Wilhelms Litho Co. New York, c. 1890. One one side which is what won me are renderings of twelve different egg carriers designed and manufactured in the 19th century, some of them representing very elaborate solutions to the problem of keeping fragile eggs safe and sound during