19th C. Murray &. Lanman Florida Water Bottle with Original Silver Painted Neck egg shaped box who I'm very sad seems

who I'm very sad seems never to have chosen one to give back to our Emily

This drawing (along with several others I've had int he shop) came from a sketchbook of drawings by Helen Malta from the 1930s or so

Plus the intensely drawn fence and neat row of tulips along the front of the house

Loss to the paddle as evident

which is just right

19th C. Murray &. Lanman Florida Water Bottle with Original Silver Painted Neck egg shaped box who I'm very sad seemsI just though this was a great looking bottle, for its pale aqua color and proportions and embossed text but especially for its silvery neck, which, from what I've found, was a type of paint used on early versions of this bottle, and which it is pretty rare to find example. Florida Water, developed in the 1830s or so, was a commercially prepared water blending floral essential oils in a water alcohol base, with its name referring to the fabled