Would that make it a... smoking chair, then?
Yes please, Leslie! More of the same would be wonderful (although if you have time and inclination, I'd love tutorials on different hand made lace...
Leslie--thanks so very much for this wonderful tutorial! I've learned so much from you and really appreciate you taking the time to share your...
If you don't mind me asking, what's a "railroader"?
Thanks for your advice re the polling option, Any Jewelry--and for your "very cool" comment, which made me laugh out loud!!
Thanks @DragonflyWink and @flipper. I have looked at every Stewart Dawson kangaroo I could find online before posting and none of them matched the...
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She reminds me of the patroness of cuba. Google "Our Lady of charity" and/or "Our Lady of el Cobre (our lady of copper--to do with copper mines on...
What a gorgeous find--good eye! And it looks to be really intact, too, which makes your find even more wonderful! Thanks for sharing it with us.
It looks to me to be filet crochet... given that there are no recognisable Christian motifs on your lovely textile, I'd question whether it was an...
This particular pot is used for cooking beans--and they taste really is so much better than when they're cooked in metal saucepans!
Oh what a beautiful piece! And a lovely display of tenacity in your searching!
Batik is a fabric made using wax resist methods. The artist paints hot wax onto the fabric and lets it cool, then dips the fabric into dye....
Thanks @terry5732 -- I hadn't realised there was a difference in tarnish rate between sterling and plate. Explains a lot of things i've seen here...
@ineedhelp--I'll try Herman's for sure. All this yellowplate of mine is driving me mad! Thanks!!
@i need help -- thanks for your reply. I really did think it was just me and that yellowing. Sorry to impose on you again--but do you use a cloth...
@ineedhelp. I find the same with Wright's and my silverplate--everything acquires a yellow tinge after less time than is warranted after all the...
Looks Mexican and hand embroidered, which is lovely. I'm guessing a made-for-tourists piece. I'm not sure how colour fast those threads will be...
I'm not so sure it's Mexican. The hats they're wearing seem more Peruvian, to me. Isidoro pottery is much more finely drawn than the image here, too.
Could it have originally been a caviar bowl, with the stand made at a later date?
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