Wolf Rescuing Ram, c. 1860s Framed Antique Prattware Jar Lid, “The Snow Drift” natural hair brush but there is a wire

but there is a wire currently latching it in place that I have not wanted to clip

I can just picture him gliding through the woods

the equivalent to "foo dogs" in Chinese culture) repeating around the perimeter of both top and bottom halves of the box

I believe it is an antique float used for boat mooring

which shows a few chips but I'd leave it just as it is

Wolf Rescuing Ram, c. 1860s Framed Antique Prattware Jar Lid, “The Snow Drift” natural hair brush but there is a wireIts the subject that attracted me to this one, which is a framed English Prattware pot lid, c. 1860, made after a print by Henry Edwin Landseer I believe. Prattware refers to the underglaze polychrome printing process, invented in 1847 by Felix Pratt of Fenton, Staffordshire, and making use of three color plates plus a black key plate. The image has a fantastic sharpness and clarity to it, and of course I love this kindly wolf defying its nature to