I've coveted a piece of gripoix for years. It's often misused as a term, the real stuff is glorious. I like her taste.
Designers have often harked back - I think this one has done it rather well too.
<rolls eyes> Yeah, that happens! Absolutely not Whitefriars, they never did that shape, the colour is all wrong as is the cased effect and that...
I've a very vintage oiled tweed Austrian coat. It looks brand new. Withstands blizzards!
I know what you mean. I have some damaged late 18th C pickle dishes which I am very fond of indeed.
The equivalent here is Freegle and Freecycle. When my dad died, the only thing that went to the tip was the mattress. I kept all the nice...
Never plastic, it can sweat. A clean cardboard box, and wrap the coat in an old towel. If the loft is dry it won't come to harm. I'd think 30 to...
Painting like that is often Scandi.
Grimwades looks closest for the crown shape.
Blimey, you've just outcatholiced me. I'd never twigged that immaculate conception thing.
I run a very large community Facebook page and encourage swaps and giveaways, I hate waste. I gifted an almost new camera bag recently and...
I think the red glass bowl is farther north. Scandinavian.
Flow blue, schmo blue. It isn't. It is early nineteenth I'd say and I love it. The design may be the same, but I think the transfer itself is...
Hm. Irish furniture of that period would be heavily influenced by English trends and I'm not seeing that. It's very pretty - less heavy than some...
They're brilliant. I've freecycled suits in the past to women wanting them for interviews.
I've seen epergne shapes like this as part of elaborate fruit and floral sets. The upturn might have allowed an ivy wreath more easily.
Hard to say where it was made up, Biwa get exported like mad. I do like them and yours is a nice set.
Oh, you need to read Sepulchre and Labyrinth, you'd love them. Novels, but with massive research and background....
Other that being bored senseless, I'm well thank you. :)
I've seen variants on those which were campaign furniture.
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