Lovely 19th C. Crossing Rose and Tulip Watercolor ww11 are typically used for painting

are typically used for painting on porcelain

with almost all of the white paint gone from one side

and CH-Town (for Charlottetown

This is the larger of two abstract vintage watercolors I'm listing by the same unknown artist

Each measures approximately 5 1/2" diameter x 7/8" tall

Lovely 19th C. Crossing Rose and Tulip Watercolor ww11 are typically used for paintingI am finding it hard to resist antique floral watercolors these days perhaps in part for knowing that the loveliness of spring blooms exploding everywhere at the moment will soon be gone, and indeed these paintings always feel a bit like momento mori. And the white of the rose and rose buds on this one are so pale as to almost disappear against the cream colored paper, making it feel perhaps all the more so. But the crossing of the two blooms and