MattF15, you are so very kind to indulge an old reminiscing woman. :happy:
Your little figurine is quite cute. My maiden and favorite aunt (RIP Aunt L.) had about two or three "dish gardens" in ceramic planters with live...
You probably won't believe this and I'm not sure I believe it is the "correct" one for that gathering (because it's all men gathered there) but...
I think it could be titled "The Carping Couple" as in "to find fault or complain querulously." I'm betting their food was too hot and then too...
Well, Daddy (Terry), he knows you went somewhere and is just sooooo happy you're home. Luxuriate in that sweetie-pie kitty being so happy you're...
And then there's the "Peachoid" down in Gaffney, SC. DH and I have seen that in person -- it's an eye-catcher for sure (whether you're there to...
It almost looks like a milk can from a dairy farm. I can't understand the "strapping?" (for lack of a better word ) along the upper side though,...
"Can anyone tell me the name of this technique . . . ?" Crewel embroidery or crewelwork. I have just one question -- where are her legs and...
On the back of the "winged" pin, is that a mark I see in your photo? If it is a mark, do the other two you think might belong to the/a set have...
Terry, now I really like that piece of "natural" driftwood. ;)
Terry, true perhaps if you're thinking only in terms of the 1939 movie. But perhaps the book published in 1900 inspired your little dog? See...
I like the driftwood carving. With the elongated neck and long but slim beak, I'll venture a guess for a "fisher-bird" (my wording) which doesn't...
Skeezix42, you are B-A-D, soooooooo Baaaaaaadddd!!! :hilarious:
Ownedbybear, I love the candlestick. ;)
Thank you, Figtree, for your explanation that it is fruit on the tray. I can see that now. Hmmm, I wonder if downward-curved bananas were...
Toto in the Wizard of Oz????
Figtree3, re the photo you posted in entry #95, one question for you -- Could you please use a magnifying glass over the photo and tell me what...
Figtree3, I like the array of neckwear styles in your photo -- a string? tie, a bow tie, possibly a cravat, and neckties as we know them even...
Okay folks, don't fall out of your seats but . . . this is my first (I believe) post on the Finds Thread. The following were gleaned from a total...
I really like that pin.
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