Welcome! And I had a grandfather who was much like you.
I saw that too. There is a word for that! It may come to me sometime.
Mrs. Graham has one of those faces (in this representation) which was usually seen in 5&10 prints in highly ornate frames. And perhaps she is on...
You know who would just LOVE that crew? Washington Irving! :smug:
Love the difference in color in this instance!
Have never seen that before (although that doesn't mean a great deal). But isn't that a lovely set. Looks like antique French silk dress...
Well...it might be a moth. :)
And that's a bat up there, playing a lyre! Love it!!
Oh my goodness!! I could have owned that plate for 400 years, and I would NEVER have done more, with or to it, than stare at it!
why?
Hear, Hear!!
Judy, re: that article has several glaring inaccuracies (aside from the misspellings). There are (basically) the three spoon sizes as I...
LOL! That sentence belonged with my other post above that one! Sometimes my brain slips sidewise... :wacky:
Judy, LOL! Wish the listers on eBay would get it straight! The spoons are also different. There's one for bouillon (4" or so), one for cream...
Can be used for cream soup, of course, but it is actually for bouillon. Cream soups are a bit wider, a bit shorter. In "the olden days," Limoges...
But pretty. :)
Yikes! That thing has (as my mother would say) everything but the kitchen sink! ...maybe I should look harder.
Welcome!
(I am always SO delighted when I guess, and then Brad agrees with me!! And, like ghopper, I'd consider it artwork. Hang it near something...
Poor condition!!! They look ready for the body farm!!
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