Pabla Rojas Thanks Our Lady of San Juan, Very Tender 1924 Ex Voto Retablo on Tin with Fantastic Surface zipliner would originally have used to

would originally have used to cut pieces of Areca nut--commonly referred to as betel nut

it was purchased from an estate in Littleton

With a little research I found an exact match of this guy on First Dibs (listed by a Belgian seller at $450)--ridiculous

or maybe Mary with her little lamb

Difficult for me at least to decide which side is better

Pabla Rojas Thanks Our Lady of San Juan, Very Tender 1924 Ex Voto Retablo on Tin with Fantastic Surface zipliner would originally have used toI made a bit of effort to translate the text here, but couldn't quite piece it together what is clear is that expresses thanks to Our Lady of San Juan for answering the prayers of Pabla Rojas on May 11, 1924, and that it is a very lovely and tender one; look close, and you will see that the kneeling woman, with wonderfully beatific face, is holding in her very sweetly outlined hand a very sweetly detailed rosary with gold cross hanging. And what a