Archeress and Greyhound, c. 1920s Art Deco Eaton's Stationary Box wood swallow wall ornaments with the red cheeks

with the red cheeks

What I like most about them is that they were made to represent a variety of animals and people too

making for easy holding and hanging

which looks to read Chas Magill or similar

just above the feet

Archeress and Greyhound, c. 1920s Art Deco Eaton's Stationary Box wood swallow wall ornaments with the red cheeksSome wear on this, but this quintessentially Art Deco image of archeress and greyhound at the center of the lid, and the black and brown border around the lid, too, are so good I didn't think twice about it. The underside of the lid is marked Eaton's Arroweave, which I believe indicates it once housed fine stationary. Great now for stashing special letters and or trophies of the hunt, so to speak! C. 1920s I believe, heavy weight cardboard covered in