GaleriaGila, the google guru................or in the vernacular - damn you're good, girl!!!
Since one of the symbolic meanings of Poppies is rest/rejuvenation, I stick to my canopy bed theory. Ditto. Well not so much the blooms...
Not snow pants.....they just don't make Depends in a thong style............I know............ I checked.......................
One side of a "canopy" bed?
And the things he did to Barbie & Ken dolls can NOT be presented, even in today's day & age.................................
If you have a wad of bills, folded in the center, with the thicker fold in the "wider" part of the clip it works just fine. I have a score of...
Lordy - what a reminder of the apartment my mother kept in Chicago - she had it re-done in the late 60's, early 70's and I am certain that that...
The critter reminds me of the Mac Bulldog, but I can not recall ever seeing him sit in that position. My eye sight is not quite what it used to...
Possibly a money clip? that's all I got....................
Funny, the moment I saw this I thought Brazil - one of the German areas..........and I have no idea why. I don't recall ever seeing one there,...
I have two new in the (cardboard) box brushes here and the boxes measure 2" square by 6" tall. One brush is 3-3/4" tall, the other 5" tall.
By the way, is there a Toddlers Medal of Merit? This kid should get it.........twice.
And even thirty years after the fixtures had been electrified, you could still find packets of the mantles in the back of a scullery cupboard.........
First Hummel collection I have ever admired.....................
Alexis Bittar does a LOT of carved lucite, and it sells well in the US (they have a NYC/Madison Ave. boutique), not sure about the UK
4" is a Its the right size, and I have seen many of the same type of travel container for brushes. I might even have one laying...
The design on the strap seems to be a pretty standard Greek Key design - unless I am missing something.
they like fitting for a gas light - the part that holds the diffusing globe. but they could just as well be plumbing fittings!
Looks like the upper fits on the lower, correct? Possibly a (Victorian) Renaissance Revival piece made in the style/form of a Court Cupboard.
The wood lining leads me to believe that it was designed for tobacco - cigarettes or cigars (depending in the size). Other than that I can't help.
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