Kellogg's No. 255 Whisk Broom with Wood Handle pottery canister and there is some cracking

and there is some cracking to the rest of her hair

against the mustard

It is signed (incised) on the bottom

and the green over creamy white glaze is just lovely

librarian and great collector in Melrose

Kellogg's No. 255 Whisk Broom with Wood Handle pottery canister and there is some crackingJohn Kellogg, the founder of Kellogg's cereal company, apparently once denounced shredded wheat as tasteless: "like eating a whisk broom." Of course once the patent for Shredded What expired in 1912, Kellogg's began producing their own version, and I like to think this whisk broom was a company give away that cleverly made reference to John Kellogg's original comment! I think it's a pretty great looking and handy little broom, which I would hang on