Very Fine Cut Paper Weaving #3 (Teapot!) small bowls and think it would be

and think it would be terrific filled with apples or hedge apples

so I think perhaps these were produced during WWI as promotional give aways

amplified by the color and attention paid to their gloves and shorts

measured corner to corner

Very Fine Cut Paper Weaving #3 (Teapot!) small bowls and think it would beI just found three of these lovely old cut paper weavings, listed individually, and think they must have been done by a very dexterous and meticulous school girl, or more likely her teacher, as they are quite finely crafted. This one is burgundy and silver, and the first I've seen that is pictorial, woven to form a teapot! The paper weaving is neatly mounted on a piece of cream colored lightweight cardstock type paper. Overall: 9 1 8" x 9 1 8".