"Thanks again, Molly, for your valuable input! You certainly know roofs, I sure don't!
The cabin is still sitting on our kitchen breakfast table awaiting more attention. Just for fun, I decided to populate it a bit. Various figurines and metal…"
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"Looking at styles of roofs, the flat top on yours would suggest a Mansard style roof. However, there are slopes on all four sides of the roof when the top is flat. The Gambrel style is much more common, but in reality has a small slope…"
"Small Update: Careful examination of the entire structure, including on the underside, yielded no more information. No signatures, stamps, inscriptions, regrettably.
One thing, however, stands out on this dollhouse, not seen much at all on standard…"
"Emma, it's a very unusual piece and undoubtedly ancient. The subject matter is, IMHO, too odd, to warrant copying it for commercial purposes.
When we don't know what something represents it's easy to draw conclusions based on what we…"
"Thank you, Molly! I looked at the Greenleaf dollhouses from your link and there certainly are similarities.
The workmanship is superb, such as only made by a very talented individual. It sort of breathes love and care and that the result was…"
"https://www.wayfair.com/baby-kids/pdp/greenleaf-dollhouses-creekside-cabin-dollhouse-dll1006.html
I found one similar, but it occurs to me that maybe you've just inherited a piece of art from a master carpenter that put his/her own spin on the…"
"Adding a few more pictures of the log cabin doll house."
The "Time Share" Rustic Cabin Doll House
Found locally and brought home very very carefully : A such a fantastic rustic cabin doll house we can't stop admiring it!To start it's 33+" long, 23" wide, 23" high.We bought it to use it for a birdfeeder but realized that it's way too nice, fragile and pricey for this purpose. We've been unable to find the exact model online anywhere and we've searched most doll house sites.…See More
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My Pet Peeves in Auction Listings
Surfing online auctions for finds can be fun. I do it all the time, seeking things I want, both for resale and for personal use.
Online auctions are to me the virtual Big Flea Market and as in a real flea market one must wade through tons of miscellany to spot the finds.
It's faster and more convenient to do it online of course and yet, there are some things about auction listings that do annoy me.
Perhaps you too?
I shop mostly for silver…
ContinuePosted on September 19, 2012 at 2:21pm — 18 Comments
The Olden Days Had Their Share of Snobbery..
The Silver Standard was a periodical issued by 1847 Rogers silverware manufacturers to their retailers for many years. It came out in small book volumes each year, mainly showing what the company was doing in advertisements to support their retailers, with many fine images of their wares. It is believed that the last issues of the…
ContinuePosted on November 11, 2011 at 12:24pm
Those Funny Antique Advertisements!
There were in the good/bad old days many products we wouldn't dream of using today, at least not for the reasons advertised.
But, oh, were they ever ADVERTISED back then!
Some of these products are still around. The media would likely be severely criticized if the products were presented as in the old ads though.
Have a little chuckle on how the public was invited to diet with tape worms, blow smoke in the face of a date, eat lard, and…
ContinuePosted on October 27, 2011 at 11:28am
Fish Eating Flatware, Whassadat?
On my silver flatware website I feature all kinds of silver utensils. Most styles or types are familiar to us but there are some not often used in the U.S.
Like special forks and knives for fish dishes. A lovely shell pattern silver-plated fish dining set by John Biggin of Sheffield, England, is offered on my site. Although it is vintage new-old stock, in uncirculated (never…
ContinuePosted on October 15, 2011 at 7:16pm — 4 Comments
NOT SOLD at Online Auctions: Why Not?
Hello again, IAO'lers,
It's Spring time again and the cleaning urge strikes us. Time to clean the house, the yard, the office, and, yes--the website.
Are our featured prices in keeping with today's market? What used to sell for much more is suddenly selling for much less. How do we know if we should lower prices and by how much?
A little market research won't hurt. There's no better place to do it than on the Net where prices are posted for the world to… Continue
It's Spring time again and the cleaning urge strikes us. Time to clean the house, the yard, the office, and, yes--the website.
Are our featured prices in keeping with today's market? What used to sell for much more is suddenly selling for much less. How do we know if we should lower prices and by how much?
A little market research won't hurt. There's no better place to do it than on the Net where prices are posted for the world to… Continue
Posted on April 1, 2009 at 7:34pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 5:37pm on January 23, 2019,
Molly said…
Hi Liz!
We need your input on the WHADJA FIND group for some silverplate serving items.
Thank you
- At 12:30pm on February 14, 2013,
AntoinettesWhims said…
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
- At 6:02pm on February 24, 2009,
Oralei said…
- Well, it is a pleasure to make your aquaintance. I have a hard enough time with just the English language! My husband travels all over the state of Florida and he tells me that Melrose is a pretty area.
I hope you like IAO as much as I've enjoyed it. It is so nice to talk with good people with the same interest. Blessings be yours. Oralei
- At 3:20pm on February 24, 2009,
- Do you speak more than one language as well?
- At 5:15pm on February 20, 2009,
Judith Katz-Schwartz said…
- Hi Liz!
Wish I had the time and patience to still be in JC. Right now I'm stretched so thin you can practically see through me. Nice to see you here!
Best,
Judith
- At 6:05am on February 19, 2009,
Lisa C said…
- hi Liz. thanks for turning me onto this site! be well, Lisa
- At 6:43pm on February 18, 2009,
carolyn said…
- Hi Liz,
Glad to see you here, hope you will join our jewelry group
(Carolyn In Boston)
- At 4:30pm on February 17, 2009,
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