Your decanter is stunning! Looks like the top is silver so you should polish it too. @daveydempsey Do you know if the vinegar would damage the...
I found this old posting and had an idea. Replacements says that NUBO is restaurant ware which would be all white. But perhaps a specific...
Very pretty!
Are you macrame-ing now or about to start? You should post what you make.
They sure do! Your spider plant has so many helicopters. Very nice!
That planter would be cute in a baby's room. I used to have a lot of live plants in my house until I no longer wanted to care for them. Remember...
Probably not. But just in case your question is not in jest, Mr. Google says they don't know why it's called a monk's chair since there is no...
Most of the ones I saw on line say that they are from the 1600s. But IDK if that's correct. It looks like it's been varnished along the way....
Cheryl, it's odd but those open olive spoons are Not my ideal. I prefer to see more silver, lol! And I can imagine that little pointy tip...
Thanks, Cheryl! This is perfect for me as I love olives. I noticed in the above article you posted that they mentioned it could be used for...
Very pretty, that is so sweet! I like most KPM pieces.
Didn't they eat chutney back in the day? Would that have to be drained, like relish? Thanks everyone for your ideas. I think I might keep this...
Thank you! I didn't think about Olive Spoon. That might be it. The spoon is from 1890 and who knows what weird stuff they ate then. (As...
Just recently purchased a lot of sterling souvenir spoons for my collection and this spoon was in the lot. I was able to find the maker and the...
Those are both really nice pieces. I would love to switch out my 80s headboard for that one, but $2K is a little rich for me.
You found some real bargains this summer. I can't believe all of this for just $20.
I don't know why but the idea of eating a pheasant or a turkey out of can is kind of nauseating. On the other hand, eating a turkey, frozen hard...
Not all of it is, but it is all so clever. And so different from his father's work.
I found this through AI, FWIW. Wild Life in the Kitchen" is a novelty line of gourmet game products (such as pheasant) popularized in 1950s...
He's an interesting young man and very charming.
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