Decorative Gouache Fireside Studios "Practice Board" Paper Lanterns Painting, 1935 vintage drawinbg I think—19th century British ink

I think—19th century British ink and watercolor rebus drawing that I am still trying to fully puzzle out

Some wear and light scratching to the surface of the brass

and with the snuff box housed not in the cavity of the shoe

with three dancing clowns in ballooning pants on one side

This chamber pot would have been made as a gift to newlyweds

Decorative Gouache Fireside Studios "Practice Board" Paper Lanterns Painting, 1935 vintage drawinbg I think—19th century British inkI bought a bunch of these together, my favorites of which I am listing individually, then I'll list another handful together, your choice, at a common price. A little digging reveals that "Fireside Studios" the maker of these "practice boards was a division of Fireside Industries, Adrian, Michigan, which sold and promoted all manner of decorative projects targeted to women at home. With these practice boards, one was to complete decorative painting