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Somebody raided the natural history shelf for Halloween. A skull, a pumpkin and a raven sit in the middle of these plates, each drawn in fine black line like an engraving from an old reference book, and each captioned underneath in tiny capitals: SKELETON, PUMPKIN, RAVEN. The skull, you’ll notice, has been given the grander title.
The background is a soft cream, with thin black stripes circling the rim, so the whole table reads like a cabinet of curiosities laid out for cake. Your kid gets to choose a specimen before choosing a slice, which is a serious decision and should be given the time it deserves.
