I don’t know anything about her visit to the US . This was all told to us by cousins a few years ago. The village is in Eastern Hungary. The...
Thank you, everyone. I am not certain the spelling of her last name. My mother told me her grandmother’s maiden name was Anna Czernei. Could the...
Thanks, everyone. My great grandmother was from Hungary. My grandmother emigrated to the U.S. in 1937, as a young woman in her 20s. My great...
Beautiful!
Hello, everyone. This is the only known photograph (my photo of a framed and matted photo) of my great-grandmother. She died when my grandmother...
Your dining room set looks great! I’m so glad you can enjoy it! I have a formal dining room in my 1929 house. The kitchen has a built in...
I like that style #1205. I’d never seen that.
Agreed with Komokwa. One of the chairs could have spent more time than the other next to a window/light source or furnace/heat source, one was...
Thanks! This is all helpful information, and I appreciate it. I know some of the DIY videos on you tube can make something difficult look easy. I...
Hello, everyone. Someone local is selling some circa 1900 oak office/bankers chairs (the kind you’ve seen a ton of times, which sell for under...
Yes, I remember the green stamps and the blue chip stamps. Some merchants (gas stations, I think) had a green stamp sign outside to let you know...
That looks nearly identical to my grandparents’ waterfall bedroom set. Their set was purchased in the early 1940s. I’ve always loved that look!
No idea but I love the color!
Lovely! I can see why you got it. Thanks for sharing!
Is it likely that this was originally part of a dining room set? I don’t have a sense of scale from the photos.
Lovely colors!
Nice spotting! I have a Keswick carved wooden coffer. There were some very talented artisans there.
Very cool! I’ve seen only Stonehenge. It’s interesting to see single stones like that. Thanks for sharing!
So sorry for your loss. Please post photos. I have my grandmother’s circa 1940 Lane waterfall style chest. I came across this website about the...
Nice find!
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