Girl Cutting Cloth (old gold)

“Tootles”

Two Girls Reading

Sheer-Draped Female

“Elsie”

Woman Sewing

Dutch Child (no. 2)

Flower

Poppy

Mary Baker Eddy Memorial

“Sous le Charme” (Flora)

“Tootles” (old gold)

“California”

Group of Flowers

Girl Holding a Rose

Raphael Frederick Ehat (bust)

Raphael Frederick Ehat (bust with stone base)

Stone base for bust of Raphael Frederick Ehat

Girl Writing

Girl Cutting Cloth (old gold)

“Savonarola”

“The Birthplace of Mary Baker Eddy”

One Rose with Leaves

“Tootles” (bronze)

Girl Covering Her Eyes (old gold)

“Tootles”

Frederick Ferrea Ehat

Candlestick Holder (no. 1)

Candlestick Holder (no. 2)

One Flower on Stem

Flowers

Girl Reading (old gold)

Red Flower

Dutch Child (no. 1)

One Flower on Stem

Mother and Child

Girl with Flower

Girl Writing

Taj Mahal

Small Bookend (no. 1)

Small Bookend (no. 2)

Large Bookend (no. 1)

Large Bookend (no. 2)

Girl Cutting Cloth (old gold)

Description

Carved plaster statuette of girl cutting cloth, finished with old gold. In her 29 November 1910 letter accompanying the sending to Ye Arts & Crafts Shop in Honolulu, Hawaii of an assortment of 35 pieces of her seventeen “best studies,” Elizabeth does mention “that on some I have given a touch of old gold,” adding, “it makes them more attractive to the general public.” While this piece is not mentioned in that letter, the “old gold” finish on this piece likely is the same as on those pieces listed with that letter.

Provenance

Elizabeth Madeline Ferrea Ehat >
Mary Louise Mugler Ehat Wormley >
Noel Virginia Ehat Fallstrom >
Christine Fallstrom Nishkian