Folk Art Pyrographed Flying Pheasant on Fungus Conk cowboy so of course I scooped

so of course I scooped it up immediately

The year 1855 appears on one plate

but often one sees porcelain manufactured in one country and decorated in another

At left appears to be a large farm house

He is fairly light in weight and seems perhaps to have been carved from driftwood

Folk Art Pyrographed Flying Pheasant on Fungus Conk cowboy so of course I scoopedI found a great fungus conk pyrographed with an owl a month or two ago by the same maker that signed this one, both of which I purchased from the same dealer. As with that one, I love how this flying game bird, a pheasant I would guess, looks rather as if it emerged from the fungus conk itself, always there, and as roughly rendered as the craggy back side of the conk. I also like that it can be displayed sitting up, face front, or on its back, face