I wouldn't have any place to put it anyway. And my grandsons are he-man-macho boys, so they wouldn't appreciate it. But it's nice to see one again!
OMG, it's the dollhouse I had as a child!
I'm wondering if it might be a 1/2 pint beer flute.
I think the deep orange-red stone in the top left of the first photo is carnelian. The one on the lower left may also be. The re-purposed purple...
dimensions?
My mom and aunt visited Sweden about 20 years ago, and found the house my great-great-grandfather built. It had been updated, of course; but the...
Found this, which is quite similar. Could yours be missing a piece?...
Nice collection! We'll definitely have to make a weekend jaunt. Sounds like there's more to see than you can grasp in just one day. I recently...
Yes, she is in sad shape, from what I understand. I was there over 40 years ago. I've meant to return, but just haven't gotten around to it....
Ancestral home in Sweden by Brenda Anna posted Apr 5, 2016 at 10:37 PM The house in Sweden which my great-great grandfather built, not sure of...
ACK!
Maybe...or the bike and background may have been props to give him the appearance of the privileged class.
The inside of the bottom of the piece looks like a votive width candle would fit perfectly. The height would be about right for a narrow pillar....
Serhii isn't a maker. He is a new member here on the boards. Hopefully he'll see your post. :-)
Sweet!
Any info or thoughts you might have about these two urns would be greatly appreciated. They appear to be unmarked; but it's possible the markings...
Hi Mary R! Welcome to the group!
Lovely! Perhaps Serhii, the new member from Ukraine who collects porcelain, will have some insight.
Welcome, Serhii!
Welcome, Zinalu!
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