I will, if we all live that long. He's only about 36 years behind on the Honey-Do list.
I am looking for an image of what the original lantern bottom looked like on this Heissner gnome. The gnome came in two different poses, with...
Emmm, the one on the left, maybe ? :happy: I have this problem also. I have several bags of them, and not sure what to do with them, afraid I'll...
..and cat hair...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Here's a couple of images of the monkey skull. I looked closely to see if it might be resin, but it is so covered with metal...
I do! Got it in a random box of auction items at a haunted attraction liquidation.
I vote St. Barbara.. that looks like a saltpeter shaker to me. That is why they are so rare.
It was that leprechaun that you don't believe in, Dave.
Another weird object story- this is one I deaccessioned from the Southern Oregon Historical Society's collection. According to the accession...
The hearse you see in my avatar was purchased in Manassas, VA. It was originally owned by an undertaker in New Market, MD during the Civil War....
That type of beading design is called vermicelli. Isn't that fun? Al dente!
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I would venture to guess that it is Native-American-produced for the tourist trade, by the woodlands and plateau tribes of the north US. These...
Mid-mod Danish is getting quite popular, but I think $169 is a bit unrealistic, unless it's an attributed maker. My mother had Danish teak chairs...
Well it just goes to show we can all learn something new. Thanks for the interesting debate, and to our moderator, for letting it run it's course....
That's why there are many more extant 19th century orphan bodices than matching skirts. All that good yardage got recycled into other garments. :(
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OMG, that IS her! Just something I ganked off the Internet, I never thought to ID her!
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