SOLD Fantastic Early 19th C. Pinprick Watercolor Portrait of Beggar and Child vintage barware I'd never seen a pocket

I'd never seen a pocket knife carved entirely of wood

It is in very good condition and I believe was indeed used

as noted on the back of the gray backing card to which it is mounted

(The Coushatta are a matrilineal society native to Southwest Louisiana recognized as a sovereign nation in 1973

with one area of surface wear/discoloration to the skin toward the bottom center

SOLD Fantastic Early 19th C. Pinprick Watercolor Portrait of Beggar and Child vintage barware I'd never seen a pocketI only buy things I like and would be happy to keep, but this is one of those I'd be especially fine holding on to ; I really really really love pinprick decorated watercolors, and this I believe is quite a phenomenal example. What an incredible density of tiny tiny pricked holes, making the hat and robe of this man feel quite like a cloud, and with what appear like angel wings (though perhaps a large pack) emerging from his back. The effect to my eye