Vintage 1950s Audubon's Birds of America Book - Popular Edition - 1950 Second Printing snow The glass contains no chips

The glass contains no chips or cracks and the shells are securely attached

they are part of the Nutmeg pattern

the bowl itself is almost like a small soup or cereal bowl making it an accommodating helper in the kitchen for a variety of purposes beyond sweetening tea and coffee

Combined with gold stripes around the rim of both the creamer and the sugar bowl and stylish designs on the handles and lid

These are very old flaws that add character and an aged look to the bowl and do not detract from its beauty in any way

Vintage 1950s Audubon's Birds of America Book - Popular Edition - 1950 Second Printing snow The glass contains no chipsTo my view Audubon's greatest claims to fame and glory were first, the versatility of his talents and gifts, and second the completion of his main ambition, the original elephant folio of paintings of 435 species of American birds against overwhelming odds was tour de force, of a kind which has never again been equaled in history. Ludlow Griscom, Chairman of the Board of the National Audubon Society, 1950 {HISTORY} John James Audubon and his beautiful