Ninety and Nine, Late 19th Century Punch Paper Embroidery with Lost Lamb, Original Frame Weller pottery frog planter so am not certain the

so am not certain the designer

it may be cherry

or maybe under the influence of hallucinogens

useful for all sorts of things

and the creamy/putty color of the paint give it a certain sense of flair

Ninety and Nine, Late 19th Century Punch Paper Embroidery with Lost Lamb, Original Frame Weller pottery frog planter so am not certain theIt strikes me that framed punch paper embroideries were the sort of precursor to printed plaques one sees now in home stores declaring things like "it's Good to Be Home" or "God Bless this Mess." And indeed the antique punch paper embroidery one most commonly sees declares "God Bless Our Home." I'd not seen this "Ninety and Nine" before, though, and of course am a sucker for a lost little lamb! The Ninety and Nine refers to the "Parable of the Lost