Time to Rise (and be not so very attentive to business), Early 19th C. Canary Yellow Child's Mug (Repaired Handle) tasting spoon I do believe my favorite

I do believe my favorite stool I've ever had

which are a milky white

I am sure New England in origin--lovingly constructed with mortise and tenon joinery

using it as a stock saying by a character in a comic strip he drew

I think perhaps they might be fairly recently deceased

Time to Rise (and be not so very attentive to business), Early 19th C. Canary Yellow Child's Mug (Repaired Handle) tasting spoon I do believe my favoriteI've always got an eye out for precious "canary yellow," and the "Time to Rise" transfer decoration on this c. 1820 child's mug with silver lustre seems a scarce one. But my first response to this one was a laugh at, and appreciation for, its inherent contradictions, with its slogan "Be attentive to Business" applied with a clear lack of attention to business! A smear and drip to the silver lustre, too, and then, later, someone inattentive broke the