Clifford M. Guptill's Sublime 1910 Lubec, Maine Folk Art Glass Windowed Barn in Perfect Paint dray horse 2 1/8" t x 1

2 1/8" t x 1 5/16" d

Perhaps there was once a stopper in order to use it as a perfume bottle (perhaps filled with a fishy scent

because I'll never tire of these

3 5/8" l x 2 1/2" w x 1 3/8" t

with a little wear to the black paint at one end of the box as pictured

Clifford M. Guptill's Sublime 1910 Lubec, Maine Folk Art Glass Windowed Barn in Perfect Paint dray horse 2 1/8" t x 1If I were to imagine the purest expression of a folk art architectural structure I could, this would be it. And very happily, it was accompanied by a card identifying its maker, Clifford M. Guptill, of Lubec, Maine (the easternmost municipality in the contiguous U. S.) who constructed it at the Lubec Lifesaving Station in 1910. (I've included a 1905 photo of that station found online; perhaps our Clifford is one of the men standing beside it!) All