Thank you so much! I knew it was pretty easy!!:cat: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
OK.....guess I forgot how to add a picture. I did do so recently and had no problems at all. I remember that I could select from my pc. I believe...
Here one that I have....only it's a solid face rather than a mask. I bought it a few years ago in an antique mall. I love it, and I do hope it's...
Another WOW!!
Hi! Very pretty, and from some of your pictures, they show hand stitching as opposed to machine. I don't know pattern, and could guess at 40's,...
Welcome Emy!
Very interesting......The shophouses are quite elaborate. And somewhat preserved by historians. I shall read about the Peranakan art when I...
Thank you Shangas for sharing. I never even heard the word Peranakan prior to your post. I read your History Blog with much interest. Your family...
They were made of glass too. I posted a link to the Hazel Atlas ones.
Furniture coasters?...
No disrespect to you Sperls but that remark struck my funny bone!!:facepalm: Thank goodness we don't all like or dislike the same thing.:cat:
If you google repro antique child's sled you will find a few examples resembling yours.
I agree with Debora...........
Looking back at your picture again, that fringe is certainly suspect.
I would agree with you. But I too am no expert. I have a small approx. 3x2' Kazak mat that I had ID'd by a prominent oriental rug dealer in my...
I don't think so either, but that's not to say it couldn't be used as one. The leaf pattern reminds me of fabric from the 40's, early 50's.
I can see AR with a new program. "Stump the Robot" and or vice versa.:facepalm:
Welcome Jeff.....looking forward to seeing the pictures.
I hope I'm not speaking out of turn, but I believe it's Daisy and Button..... But wait for confirmation from those in the know.:cat:
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