Dickens Works Styling Book dresser tray The paint itself becomes the

The paint itself becomes the flower

A classic French torchon in natural linen — a classic red plaid on an ecru ground

the knife a serrated edge — both functional and refined

textured relief to the artwork

each one worked by hand

Dickens Works Styling Book dresser tray The paint itself becomes theAntique book, likely published in the late 1890s, spine bound collection of Charles Dickens works volume II, Collier's Unabridged Edition. The cover is cloth backed with embossed portraits on the cover. Pages are foxed with age, edges worn soft from handling. Bound together are three works: Great Expectations, Little Dorrit and Martin Chuzzlewit. The typography and printing are period appropriate, stamped Mary Straw on the first three pages. 7"L 2"W