The first one is actually my "laptop desk". This is an old buffet that we inherited from George's grandmother. I love the look of the wood, and the details on it. It's part of a set that we have sprinkled around the house.
I was just guessing how old this barn is, but it seems to fit the bill of being more than 60 years old. It's the back of the stable where my daughter rides. They've grafted a new building on the front, but the back is where the interesting bits are.
This next place is definitely more than 60 years old. It's one of the original buildings in our downtown, which dates back to the 1800s. They're in the middle of a renovation on the place, including all new windows. It's nice to see a little bit of history being revitalized.
Finally, this is a close-up on the doll that my daughter inherited from a cousin in England. It is from the late 1800s, is in amazing shape, and has quite a history.
Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIf you look for a doll club in your area they can direct you so someone who could clean up the doll.
Very nice choices, especially the china doll. :)
ReplyDeleteWow thats an amazing old doll there!
ReplyDeleteLoved the angles in your shots!
ReplyDeleteNice shots!
ReplyDeleteI just love old furniture and old buildings. The barn is great, but I love the angle of the shot of the old town building. I'm glad it is being renovated.
ReplyDeleteGreat angles on these shots. I love the old barn, and the macro doll lace.
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Nice shots, like the story about the doll too. Very nice photo of the hand.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, the doll is so special.
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