Oversized Souvenir "Lucky Penny" Boston, MA graphic print "Burial dolls" have continued to

"Burial dolls" have continued to be produced by contemporary indigenous and Mestizo cultures of the Andean region

and a small image of Shoulao

Note: the photo of the painting with frame shows a glare on the glass

The vase measures 10 3/4" tall with a diameter of 4 3/4" at base

Oversized Souvenir "Lucky Penny" Boston, MA graphic print "Burial dolls" have continued toI love this large, heavy (I'd guess pewter) souvenir Lucky Penny just as an object; nice in the hand, and even better on the desk as a paperweight. This specific image of profiled figure in feather headdress dates to 1919 of not earlier, but these were produced as souvenirs from then until at least through the end of the 1930s. I've found souvenir pennies matching this one from everyone from Niagara Falls to the New York World Fair; this one is from