Funky, Folky 1970s Swirl Clay Planter pink flowers and I think they likely

and I think they likely date to the 19th century

plus several pages of alphabets in various fonts at the front

with a strange selection of copies of paintings (detailed in the handwritten annotations below) combined with this lovely watercolored ribbon-like grid

I believe intended for an interior door

This flea market-found oil painting on canvas catches me off guard every time I look at it: the reverberation between those bright orange oranges and that terrific off-key green background gives it a startling pop

Funky, Folky 1970s Swirl Clay Planter pink flowers and I think they likelySuper 1970s but also to my eye rather transcendent; this feels to me as much like a piece of end of day pottery (or slag glass) vessel as it does something made for market, though I believe it was produced by Ron Allen Comanche Pottery (Comanche, Texas, also with production in Oxford, Mississippi and Lumberton, North Carolina.) Since finding this one I've turned up images of a few others the forms, with what look to me like applied ribs (a clever nod