I picked up this nickel silver cocktail shaker today for a few bucks at a second-hand shop because I liked the look of it. When I got home, I did...
Took awhile, but the porcelain insert I ordered arrived today and is a perfect fit. Thanks to everyone who helped!! [IMG] [IMG]
Just found this belt or canoe cup, in a museum collection. It’s interesting to me because it’s made from similar burl wood, is about the same...
Thank you, Taupou! Your message comes right after someone else suggested that this might be a voyageur’s “canoe cup”. This theory makes sense to...
Thanks, Hollyblue. Considering how the grain runs in every direction, I think this has to be birch burl. [IMG]
Thanks, J Dagger. This is a tough one! Here are a few more pics, in case they’re helpful. I can’t imagine how tricky it must be to carve something...
I think you may be right about this being a kuksa. The chip carving does look Scandinavian, and I’m finding images of kuksa that are quite similar...
It’s about five inches long, including the handle.
I’m having very little success identifying this treen item. It’s either a large spoon or small ladle, carved from a single piece of wood...
The inside is all lined with pink felt, so it’s tough to see if there’s suede underneath. The soles, however, do appear to be a different leather...
Thanks, Komokwa. They appeared yesterday at a local antique shop. They are quite small, for a girl for sure.
I’m not sure what to think of these moccasins. With the figural beading and pink felt lining, I’ve not seen another pair like them. They appear to...
Great photo of the artist, Debora! Thanks so much.
Hmm, must be related!
Thank you!
Wow, great research!
Thanks, Debora, I may just do that. The language barrier might make things a little tricky, though!
I think I found the artist with “O.M.” initials! The set decorator for this Sveiks play: [IMG]
Amazing, thank you! I didn’t find this.
Yes, looks like the same tower!
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