I thought this was a genuinely old photo.

This is adorable!! I think people with a passion for food will love it!

Like how I have 15 Google chrome tabs open hehe

Probably a final work for a wood craftsmanship student, i don't know the name in English but it's a piece that you have to make to show your skills at the end of your learning journey.

This could be in a horror film....or something by Jane Austen. Win win. Lol

love it!

I hope you keep this in some kind of see through box to protect it from anything getting on it and well away from sunlight. This is amazing.

You should re-evaluate your fiancé because those lamps add glamour and style! Gorgeous.

So stunning,

I never knew they used to be painted. Makes perfect sense, just never thought about it. Such beautiful colours!

I am so sorry about your Grandmother, but what a precious, beautiful gift she gave you to remember her.

I think i m in love.(❤_❤)

My parents have a similar kind of table, the cracks were big too. My parents would tell us that the previous owner made those cracks in the table when she would have fits of rage when her children didn't finish their dinner....

"Thing" has always been my favorite Addams character :)

What a family heirloom!

In Denmark she is also called Olivia

that is amazing! reminds me of Quentin Blake!

A USED BOOKSTORE? As I said in an earlier post some people just don't realize what they have on their hands. You are so fortunate. I hope it has some info about what number printing this was for the first edition.

Fantastic find!

Lucky!

my good friend's father found a 1st edition, SIGNED To Kill a Mockingbird at a garage sale for 25 cents. Paid for his college.

I want this. I love Edgar Allen Poe's work.

Poe is a life-changing author.

Hans im luck

Amazing!

You're killing me! Art Deco is my very favorite.

Cha tansu

I love colored glass bottles!

I love the couch! And the kitty is so cute! She looks like my kitty too :)

WHOA.

maybe what i'm gonna say is dumb, but did you look for any bones??

This is awesome!

OMG!! That is AMAZING. More photos, please.

When I was in high-school one science class visited a uranium mine!!! The man who gave them the tour (?!) Had worked there for many years and his voice sounded like Daffy Duck. When they left the mine they were given a little memento to take with them. A pill bottle size of uranium dust. Its yellow in color incase you were wondering. They brought it to class, and our science teacher's husband was a geologist who had a Geiger Counter. She brought it to school the next day and measured the stuff. 😵😲 Oh boy, was it radioactive ☢! Called her husband immediately. He came to the school immediately to confiscate it. He called the appropriate government department. Needless to say, no more souvenirs.

My grandmother is 96, she have a lovely wooden chest made by my great grandfather for my great grandmother as an engagement gift (he was a carpenter). He engraved her initials on it, i have the same initials so my grandma said that it would be mine one day. The backstory of this beautiful piece is so cute, he put so much love in it.

Impeccable condition for being 100 years old! Carpet beetles would have a field day with this, and would completely destroy it. If you haven't been already, I'd store this in an airtight container.

Gorgeous!

I feel like I'm getting cancer just by looking at this

1481! I wonder what those books are about

Amazing! I wonder why though... purely aesthetic? Or is there a reason for an arched roof? Snow?

As with so many things on this post, I hope you will get something like a plexiglass box so you can admire and maybe display this as it is so beautiful. Away from sunlight.

embroidered? wow. someone spent a lot of time on that

yes, contact a museum

Art Deco. I am so jealous right now.

Id love to read them. Must be very interesting

Its beautiful. If you have it professionally cleaned it will bring back life to the stones.

My great-grandfather took photos like these. (They're actually postcards). We still have a picture of his daughter (my paternal grandmother) dressed up in a Statue of Liberty costume. (We're Australian of English heritage, so not sure why she was dressed up in an "American" costume, but still. That story has long disappeared - she died in 1987 and the picture was taken in the early 1910s - can't recall the exact year, but she was about 12).

Wow thats incredible weaving

Did your autocorrect change "tall" to "Y'all" , because that's pretty funny. ;)

If those walls could talk

Bet he hates daylight savings!

I learned to type on one of these in high school. Decades later I spotted one in a antique shop while shopping with my 12 year old grandson. He didn’t have a clue what it was. They may look nice now, but they were a pain in the tuchas to work with, especially when using carbon paper to make copies.

That would be stunning if sanded and waxed.

Is it beaver?

I have my Grandfather's microscope he got in med school. 1921 Bausch and Laumb. All ebony and brass. Still in original box