Benjamin Franklin Poor Richard's Maxims 19th Century Pearlware Child's Cup round treen box with lid From what I understand

From what I understand

This is one of six pencil and colored pencil drawings of boxers I'm listing from the sketchpad of an unknown artist

in the kitchen

with just a couple of matchsticks missing from the very outside edge

Benjamin Franklin Poor Richard's Maxims 19th Century Pearlware Child's Cup round treen box with lid From what I understandI've got a soft spot for these antique transferware child's cups; every time I see a few of them together, they really make me want to build a collection of them. The pink red decoration on this one comes from Ben Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanack (there were a whole series of these illustrating different "maxims"), with the central image including several vignettes occurring in a shop of some sort accompanied by the phrase "Keep Thy Shop and Thy