Wonderful Antique Cut Paper Rooster and Hen with Watercolor and Graphite Details male doll which I believe held clothes

which I believe held clothes on

Pilgrim Jon Carved  supposedly carried the chair to Plymouth on the Mayflower ship in 1620

and the binding is pretty rough—but it’s a rare one

No instructions included

The tan underglaze is the akin to the flat

Wonderful Antique Cut Paper Rooster and Hen with Watercolor and Graphite Details male doll which I believe held clothesA total delight to find this pair, the likes of which I have not seen, but the tails of which remind me a bit of old cardboard quilting templates. One is a rooster, the other a hen, and so a pair of barnyard lovebirds! Double sided, with watercolored combs and wattles and claws, and graphite drawn eyes and beaks. Most definitely frame worth. Measured on the square: Rooster: 5 1 8" l x 4" t. Hen: 4" x 4". Sold as a pair. Small loss to the front claw of