Now that’s really clever. Well observed. ;)
Hi AJ. It's such an interesting photo. I hadn't seen a temple rubbing being produced before so this explains a lot. I think the fabric could be...
It has a certain desk-top, utilitarian look to me. The sort of thing used to hold rubber stamps, writing pads, bulldog clips etc, and possibly...
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Welcome Lucas.
You are very welcome.
Welcome, Adriane.
Didn't they call the second one a "Marcel"?
I'm amazed at how many times the word Durex appears, they must have been a very diverse company originally. Found this lovely knife set and lots...
Hi Brubaker, you always seem to find the nicest objects. :) Edison developed the first viable incandescent light bulb in 1879. Even after Queen...
Welcome 2manybooks. Sounds like an affliction I have, but I'd have to start my name with Way. ;)
Here is an old photograph I found of an artist and how they originally copied the temple carvings. [ATTACH]
Hi Bryan, Thanks for the extra images which really helped. Here is some further information about your Thai temple rubbing. Your rubbing actually...
Hi Bryan, Can't help with the translation, but I do love the frames. Any idea on the age of the paintings?
And just to help explain some of the Aussie language that might appear on this forum, here's a link that will also help on your next visit...
Hi Rajesh and welcome.
Hi Kevin, Can I just add a couple of things? I believe AJ is correct about the story and it being Thai. However, it does not appear to be the...
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Hi Rink, and welcome. I can't help you with the stove except to say how gorgeous it is. I'd buy a farmhouse just to have it in my kitchen!;)
Also, I seem to remember seeing something similar on Bargain Hunt, but the current website on BBC doesn't really allow searching. Sorry again.
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